The Two Sides of Tolerance

By Randy Kennett Is tolerance just prejudice in its best dress clothes? When tolerance exists in society, this typically involves 'people' co-existing in some form with...

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Breanne Stoudt: CHRP Builds Confidence and Careers

By Isabelle Hertz Breanne Stoudt, BBA CHRP, is the human resources advisor for the Saanich School District. Her career in human resources began at Camosun...

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Mobile Recruiting

By Nathalie Carstens, CHRP As 56 per cent of Canadians now own a smartphone, career sites must be mobile friendly and allow applicants to easily...

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Make Your Investment in Wellness Count

By Diane Taylor, CHRP Workplace wellness programs have become the “thing to do.” With benefit and absenteeism costs increasing at alarming rates employers have jumped...

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Workplace Investigations: Where And Why They Fail

By Gareth Jones Workplace investigations can be about virtually anything — alleged harassment, grievance, inappropriate use of the Internet, company property or social media, theft,...

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‘Prevent Workplace Bullying’ … But How?

By Marli Rusen The Legal Requirement to Prevent/Minimize Bullying On November 1, 2013, WorksafeBC published policies in which employers are mandated to "prevent or otherwise minimize,...

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Disability Plan Choices Impact Employees

By Alan McEwen For employers considering short or long term disability plans there are a great many decisions to be made about plan design, funding...

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ParticipACTION’s Sneak It In Week Encourages Canadians to Move More at Work

By Katherine Janson According to ParticipACTION, 88 per cent of employed Canadians spend time at work on personal activities such as checking Facebook, making personal...

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