Five Technologies That Serve HR and the Workplace Well

By Garry Priam We are all affected by technology—both personally and professionally. We yearn to stay connected and continuously updated with each other and the...

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Blended Outplacement Support Buoyed by Human Touch

By Peter Saulnier While technological change has a lengthy history of disrupting the workforce, the scope of our current technologies is facilitating the career transition...

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Social Media, HR and Progressive Policy

By Andrew Woods With ubiquitous applications such as Twitter and LinkedIn having become standard tools of communication within the business community, managing the risks and...

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Networking Success: Collecting Business Cards Isn’t Enough

During your career you’ve heard or read lots of advice on networking. And chances are you’ve picked up a subtle, underlying message: More is...

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What Does HR Look For in HR?

By Andrew Woods When interviewing potential new hires, HR professionals assess candidates against a list of key skills and personal characteristics needed for the job...

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Social Media Changing Recruitment

By Richard McMunn Recruitment has changed over the last decade. The process is mostly web-based and with recruitment agencies popping up all over the internet,...

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Managing Smart Phone Use in Today’s Workplace: A Five-Step Process (Part One)

By Robert W. Wendover This is the first instalment in a three-part article featuring a five-step process for addressing smart phone use in today’s workplace. Josh...

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The New Media Recruitment Cycle: Fusing Online Recruiting & Social Media

By Carisa Miklusak Time-to-hire. Cost-effective. Turnover. We associate these words with the traditional recruitment model. From the (often urgent) job requisition through sourcing, interviewing, onboarding...

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