Assessing the Value of Immigrant Talent: New Resources Support Employers

By Javier Ojer Are blind spots preventing you — and your organization — from employing BC’s top global talent? A group of HR professionals were surprised...

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Employee Engagement: A Roadmap

By David Bator You can’t afford employees that are not engaged. They are less efficient; simply going through the motions rather than working to their...

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Study: Culture Important by Measured by Few

Companies that measure corporate culture have more engaged and committed employees, according to the results of a study from Critical Metrics, LLC. The findings also...

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Leveraging Immigrant Talent: Report Calls for Greater Employer Involvement

By Roley Chiu As we enter an era of unprecedented talent scarcity, the conversation has shifted, from cautionary depictions of organizations struggling to adapt or...

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Performance Reviews: The Value Focus

Ask any young employee about their desire to do a performance review and most will baulk at the opportunity. Many have little or no...

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Flexible Fridays Key to Summer Benefits

As temperatures heat up, professionals are looking forward to fun in the sun. Flexible schedules (41 per cent) and leaving work early on Fridays...

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Criminal Background Checks: Hiring Decisions and Human Rights

By Michelle Morra-Carlisle  The reason for a criminal background check is inevitably to answer one question: Will this candidate be a security risk to my...

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When is a Candidate a Security Risk?

This piece supplements Criminal Background Checks: Hiring Decisions and Human Rights. Read the full article now. As a result of a 1999 court case in...

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