Best Things To Beat The Workplace Blues in the United Kingdom – Survey

Recently, Censuswide conducted a survey asking over 1,000 United Kingdom office workers, "What items would make you happier and less stressed in the workplace?"...

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What is Mental Fitness and How Does it Work?

Today we know that one-in-two people will be diagnosed with a mental illness by the time they reach the age of 40 and that,...

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HR LeadersTalk: Gillian McCombie Shares Wisdom of Experience

In every issue of PeopleTalk magazine we try to speak with an HR leader to get their thoughts on various HR related topics and...

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“Proving the Value of HR” – A Must Read For HR Professionals to Sell the Value of HR

While talk of the employee experience has become a common refrain, the reality is that HR professionals are most often required to provide a...

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NAIT, Mount Royal, UBC and Camosun Students All Shine at HRC West Competition

On March 1 & 2, 2019, the next generation of HR leadership from across Western Canada converged on the Thompson Rivers University School of...

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The Bully, the Bullied and a Better Way

I’ve been reflecting on the behaviours of those in the workplace that are labelled “bullies.”  They are labelled this way by employees, as well...

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Automation and the Labour Market: Study Targets Potential Impact AI Will Have On B.C.

Will robots soon be coming for your job? Judging by headlines touting driverless cars, machine learning, ever more powerful computers, and the rapidly growing digital...

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HR 101: 4 Misperceptions Common in Young HR Professionals

It’s great for people to study HR at university or college. They learn a lot of useful things. Unfortunately they may also learn some things...

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