Should HR Handle the Screening?

By Erin Breden Hiring the right person is critical, but what role should HR play in finding the perfect candidate — particularly during the early...

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Boomeranging Boomers: Older Workers Can Help Solve The Labour Shortage

By Alexandra Lopez-Pacheo For decades, the 9.6 million Canadians born between 1946 and 1965 have been the single largest demographic in Canada’s labour force. Now,...

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Diversity Drives Competitive Edge

By Andrew Woods As diversity becomes a major differentiator for the world’s leading companies, organizations increasingly see having a diverse workforce as critical to creating...

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Survey: Retaining and Attracting Older Employees—and Their Wisdom

Special Promotional Feature At 57 per cent, a majority of Canadians who are 50 years of age or older, and still in the workforce, want...

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2nd Annual AIM Conference

Special Promotional Feature The unemployment rate for persons with disabilities in Canada currently hovers between 20 and 25 percent – far higher than that of...

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The Best Approach To Interviewing Prospective Employees

By Erica L. Fener Your company is growing, and you’re looking for more good people to help carry the load and take your services or...

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‘Top Recruiter’ Taps Local Talent for Global Challenge

By Kyla Nicholson, CHRP Over the past decade, HR has come a long way in the minds of business leaders. More recently, it has been...

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Bottom Up Succession: Diversity Key to Retention

By Pam Paquet Retention is notably measured with numbers, percentages and metrics. While recognizing those measures is key, so too is recognizing people as individuals...

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