Learning from Mistakes: The Future of Recruiting in a Digital World

By Sarah Wilson Anyone who visited Walt Disney World during the 1980s and 90s likely has a solid memory of the Tomorrowland attraction. I remember...

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Contributors to Workplace Conflict: Part One

By Paul Godin The first step in managing and dealing effectively with conflict in the workplace is to understand what is creating or contributing to...

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HR Thrives in Culture Commitment: Steward, Gatekeeper, Catalyst?

By Nancy Painter Once the domain of anthropologists and sociologists, the understanding of culture has become an area of significant interest in the corporate world. Culture...

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Relational Leadership Opens Doors to Success

By Ian Gibson, CPHR A wise sage once said that people don't care how much you know until they know how much you care. That...

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Know Your Worth as an HR Professional? Compensation Survey Provides Key Resource

Knowing the full range of your worth as an HR professional in British Columbia and the Yukon just became a whole lot easier—thanks to...

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Resilience and Adaptability: HR at the Root of Better Business

By Nancy Painter In today’s environment, change is omnipresent—only its pace and magnitude vary. What also varies is the presence of resiliency that enables organizations and...

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Exiting Employees: How HR can Minimize the Impact

By Erez Harel, CPHR Never is there a more daunting time in an employee’s life than when he or she is about to announce to...

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The Platinum Rule – Why Leaders Need to Know It.

By Monica Affleck While many of us are familiar with the Golden Rule—to treat others as you would like to be treated—there is another rule...

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