The New Balance: The Millennial Melding of Work and Life

By Bernadette Smith Let’s suspend our workplace reality for a moment. Imagine a world where you have the freedom to deliver on work expectations on a...

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Can Old Dogs Learn New Tricks? Five Steps to Growing EQ

By Nic Tsangarakis We can all improve. Case in point, I know that I need to get better at dealing with conflict. This is as...

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Stepping Beyond a Culture of Fear?

By Lindsay Macintosh, CHRP In today’s workplace where change and uncertainty are rampant, managing fear in the workplace is essential for organizations to sustain themselves...

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CHRP Changes Mark Strong HR Futures

By Natalie Green Canada’s Certified Human Resources Professionals (CHRPs) have reason to be confident in the future of their designation. According to the Canadian Council...

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Why is emotional intelligence so important to HR’s workplace impact?

Yvonne Thompson, CHRP president and CEO, Change Innovators Inc. Yvonne Thompson, MA., CHRP, president and CEO of Change Innovators Inc®, is a nationally-recognized author and acclaimed speaker...

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Cross-Generation Communication, Collaboration and Creativity

By Amelia Chan, CHRP While discussions around generations and age demographics have been hot button topics for HR professionals and business leaders for some time,...

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Investing In People Key to Growth: Canada Lags in Non-formal Learning

By Christian Codrington, CHRP The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development broadly defines non-formal education as an “organized and sustained educational activity” that can “take...

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Labour Demand and Supply in Canada: The Big Picture?

By Jock Finlayson Concerns over skilled and more general labour shortages continue to be voiced by employer organizations across the country. The Canadian Federation of...

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