Leadership Rigor: Not Just Another Leadership Book

By Shelley Garside, CHRP Often, leadership books can leave a person with a lot of trendy, feel-good phrases that wear off almost as soon as...

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Research Briefing: Generational Differences in the Workplace

There is a dearth of popular press that assert a better understanding of generations in the workplace will lead to better recruitment, retention, succession...

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Understanding the Immigrant Journey: Diversity ‘Training’ in Action

By Riffat Shahnawaz To most people, diversity training is defined as gaining understanding and awareness of other cultures and values in the workplace. I agree...

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Going Through the Motions

By David Creelman Even the best people management techniques don’t deliver much if managers just go through the motions. Dr. Charles Scherbaum (CUNY) has done...

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eTA on the New Air Travel Regulations

By Amelia Chan, CHRP Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) is implementing new travel regulations for foreign nationals who do not otherwise require a visa to...

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Good Jobs and Integrated Thinking

By David Creelman MIT professor Zeynep Ton’s The Good Jobs Strategy is an important book for HR people. She shows how careful recruiting, good pay,...

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Work Smarter, Not Harder: Solutions for Accommodating Learning Disabilities in the Workplace

By Catherine Laird, CHRP Read Part One, Dis-engaged or Dis-ability: The Need to Accommodate Learning Disabilities in the Workplace. Now that we have established how to...

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Dis-engaged or Dis-ability? Accommodating Learning Disabilities in the Workplace

By Catherine Laird, CHRP Would you hire Agatha Christie, Tom Cruise, Alexander Graham Bell, Walt Disney, Cher or Steven Spielberg? If you answered, “It depends….for which...

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