The Right Way to Make Mistakes

Dealing with the aftermath of a blunder can be painful. Mistakes are messy, embarrassing, costly and, above all, prove we are not perfect. But...

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Leveling Up: Increasing HR Workloads Pose A Canada-Wide Challenge

According to CPHR Canada’s 2022 HR Trends survey, conducted by Leger, more than 90 per cent of HR professionals reported increased workloads over the past year....

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HR in an Economic Downturn

Economies go up and down, and the consensus is that ours is heading into a downturn. "Obviously, we’re going into some kind of economic...

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Taking the Business of People to Heart with New CPHR BC & Yukon Chair Naz Kullar

Naz Kullar, CPHR has thrived from her involvement with CPHR BC & Yukon since coming to Canada in 1991. Now, she is returning the...

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Chaos Isn’t a Bad Thing (and Eight Other Truths Leaders Need to Know)

Twenty-first century leaders are no strangers to chaos—and the last few years have underscored that truth. We ride nonstop waves of disruption and uncertainty...

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Stop Tolerating Narcissistic Leaders

Have you ever said or heard coworkers complain, "My boss is a jerk! I asked for some help, and he said if I was...

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5 Facets of Great Goals

Goal setting is a powerful way to clarify where you should spend your time and energy, especially at the start of a new year....

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ROI Simplified: Keep People First

A conversation with keynote speaker Claude Silver The HR Conference & Expo is happening in Vancouver, B.C. on May 2-3, 2023. One of the conference’s keynote...

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