Beyond Survival Mode: How to Avoid Burnout and Thrive

By Isabelle St-Jean As any working professional can attest, there are fatigues which rest does cure—and if left unaddressed can lead to burnout. For HR...

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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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A Fine Balance of Interests: Ethics, Confidentiality and Culture

By Laura Reid, CHRP You have been provided with detailed medical information on an employee and then learn from the employee’s manager that their performance...

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The Politics of Perception: HR From the Outside In

By Jane Terepocki, CHRP “Too often, we have seen HR professionals as the cobbler’s barefoot children, showing no signs of benefitting from the work practices...

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The CEO Wish List: What the CEO Wants From HR

By Natalie Michael, CHRP About two years ago, I started running CEO peer learning groups with MacKay CEO Forums.  Essentially, this involves chairing a meeting...

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Sharing the Responsibility: Seeding the Recruitment Mindset

By Morgan Kemick, CHRP As much as human resources professionals appreciate and value the recruitment and selection process within an organization, we all know what...

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In & Out: Diverging Views on LGBT+ Inclusion in the Workplace

By Thomas Sasso and Cathy Gallagher-Louisy Often when we think about diversity, we think about just one dimension of diversity—ethnicity, for example. In many of...

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Handle With Care: The Impact of Workplace Investigations

By Kellie Auld, CHRP Even if you are not a listener of CBC Radio One, you have likely heard the name Jian Ghomeshi and are...

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