Yesterday’s Model? (New Modes of Thinking Required)

By Jennifer Gerves-Keen Our organizational models are not working; as HR professionals we should not be surprised—merely prepared. What does organizational change have to do...

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Hire Standards: Better Fit

By Brenda Jacobsen It’s the age of change, and the workplace is shifting. The way we did business yesterday has been radically transformed by the...

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Lang Knows Her Business (and Yours)

Gemini-award winning business journalist Amanda Lang is CBC's senior business correspondent, reporting for, and occasionally hosting, its flagship nightly news program, The National. She...

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Recruit Millennials Through Video

By Robert Wendover If there is one medium that attracts the attention of Millennials more than any other it is video. I’m not just talking...

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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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Diversity, Recognition, Respect and Rewards

By Lindsay Macintosh, CHRP More organizations are wisely taking action to effectively manage an increasingly diverse workforce. Managing diversity with a program that respects, recognizes...

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Raising the Standard: HR’s Impact at the Office of the Auditor General in B.C.

By Ian J. Cook "A good HR team quietly makes us all look good" - John Doyle, Auditor General of B.C. Auditing government is not...

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A Sampling of ‘Supply’ Side Myths

By Amelia Chan, CHRP This piece supplements Skills Shortages: A Paradox Resolved (In Principle). Read the full article now. The “supply” of qualified, motivated and suitable...

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