Workplace Tragedy: Report Recommendations for Employer Response

No one wants a work-related tragedy to happen. A fatality, serious injury, or occupational disease exacts a huge emotional and economic cost, and the...

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Attention Manager: Become a Better Listener

By Jackie Edwards Within the human resources profession, managers are placed in a unique position in that they serve as a bridge between the organization...

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Co-Creative Conversations: Leading, Motivating and Evaluating with Excellence

By Sasja Chomos When I ask leaders if they are having regular conversations with employees, they inevitably say, “Of course! I talk with my staff...

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Getting Beyond Measure (as the Only Measure)

By Kristin Zehnder, CPHR Have you ever been in a position where you are giving a performance review to an individual who seems distracted? You...

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Are You Prepared For Change?

By John Whitehead Change is constant and occurs whether we like it or not. Understanding its components on a personal level can help us...

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Infographic: How to Say No at Work

This infographic was originally posted on The Business Backer

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Are You Brave Enough for Managerial Courage?

By Heidi Eaves When you work for someone else, sometimes your values match those of the company and its leaders—and sometimes they don’t.  Depending on...

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HR During Challenging Times

By: Erez Harel, CHRP In almost any industry today in Canada it seems that companies are facing significant headwinds: Alberta resource revenue plunges to...

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