Welcome to Flu Season: Is Your Business Ready?

By Patricia Curran, R.N. In an influenza outbreak, you play a key role in protecting your employees’ health and safety. The workplace is one place...

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Is Your Organization Culturally Confident With Respect?

By Randy Kennett  Employee productivity is influenced by the action of respect. How does respect communicate and behave through the qualities, attitudes, and values of...

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BC HRMA’s Awards: 6 Reasons to Nominate Now

By Quinne Davey Awards are not just about the shiny prize at the end.  Nomination for professional recognition has benefits for you, your organization, your...

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Taking the Guesswork Out of HR

By Ian J. Cook Are we spending enough on HR? Is our absenteeism rate a problem? Are we better at filling vacancies than our competitors?...

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Leading By Example: The Situational Theory of Success

By Nilesh Bhagat, CHRP There are two behavioural philosophies that exist that explain why ordinary people can sometimes do extraordinary things: Our behaviours are a result...

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Hooky Season Starts: Let the Excuses Begin

Employers expect to see more empty seats around the office as the holidays approach, according to a recent CareerBuilder survey. One-third (33 per cent)...

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The Impact of Trust on Organizational Performance

Research Briefings are a new service from BC HRMA’s research group. Our aim is to make it easier and quicker for HR professionals to...

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Transparently Yours: Communicating in the Connected Age

By Nilesh Bhagat, CHRP Though the new connected world we live in has many benefits, it is not without its challenges.  Despite the fact that...

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