Why People Stay

Research Briefings are a new service from BC HRMA’s research group. Our aim is to make it easier and quicker for HR professionals to...

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Guiding Change: How HR Adds Value

By Chris Edgelow What human resource professional isn’t involved with change? HR work lies at the critical intersection of business and people — and that...

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Dreading Work After the Holidays? 10 Tips To Deal With an Overwhelming To-Do List

Now that the presents have been unwrapped and the halls have been undecked, it’s back to the daily grind. And while you’d love to...

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Ten Policies Every Employer Needs

By Robert Smithson The range of policies which might be contained in an employee handbook is really unlimited. There are, however, certain core policies every...

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A Different Way of Communicating Mission

By David Creelman Having your mission statement plastered all over the walls is often mocked by employees. But before we tear them down and burn...

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Conference Insider: Who the Heck is Tony Hsieh?

By Erin Engstrom Did you know that more than three years of planning goes into each BC HRMA conference? Although spring seems like a lifetime...

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A Conversion to HR Technology

By Susan R. Meisinger Many years ago, the CEO walked into my office and snapped "IT. It's broken. Fix it." Then he turned around...

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BC HRMA’s Awards: 6 Reasons to Nominate Now

By Quinne Davey Awards are not just about the shiny prize at the end.  Nomination for professional recognition has benefits for you, your organization, your...

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