A monthly column
A monthly thought leadership column featuring insights and perspectives from the CPHR BC & Yukon team.
The archive
Recent editions
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As AI continues to make inroads in our workplaces, is it possible to upskill and reskill without losing people?
For some time now, the godfather of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Geoffrey Hinton, has been sounding the alarm about…
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Leveraging the Summer of Sports
This summer, we have welcomed the globe to share our country’s journey in the biggest sporting tournament in…
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Associations as Learning Ecosystems
Professionals across industries are finding themselves overwhelmed by information. What feels harder to access is the time and…
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In-Person Engagement Is the New Advantage for Emerging Professionals
When students and emerging professionals ask how to get their first job, the advice they expect is often…
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A Dose of Inspiration for CPHR Members on International Women’s Day
On the morning of March 4, I had the privilege and great pleasure of attending the International Women’s…
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Climate as a Social Architect: How Leaders Navigate Difference in a Divided World
In a globalized world, leaders don’t inherit workplace climate; they create it every day. Workplace climate is not…
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Burnout is Canada’s Silent Workplace Crisis — and Employers Must Lead the Recovery
Nearly half of Canadian workers say they feel burned out, and the number keeps rising. Burnout isn’t a…