Simplifying Social Media (and Putting It to Work)

By Peter Caulfield How to get the most out of LinkedIn, Facebook and other electronic dialogue technologies? In what seems like the blink of an eye,...

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New Tools For New Hires? The Web 2.0 Awaits

By Holly MacDonald New employee orientation programs provide a critical introduction for your employees to the culture of your organization, encapsulating your organization’s vision/mission.  This...

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Technology Changed Our World: How About HR?

By Jay-Ann Fordy President, BC HRMA Technology has intrinsically changed. While it has shrunk in size, it has expanded in every other dimension imaginable. Everyday it...

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The Art of Recruiting with Social Media

By John Rossheim The Internet is awash with information about job candidates. Be sure you’re aware of how to use it properly. Millions of potential...

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Taking the Lead on Corporate Social Networking

By Beth N. Carvin   Corporate social networking is catching on. From IBM’s Beehive to Deloitte’s D Street and beyond, companies are setting up private Facebook-style...

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Legal Ease – Employees Can’t Hide on the Internet

By Robert Smithson  It seems, from my perspective, to have become fashionable for employees to publish critical comments about their employer (or former employer) on...

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Legal Ease – Is Cyber-Sacking the Way of the Future?

By Robert Smithson   The front page of Kelowna’s Saturday Okanagan newspaper blared “Cybersacked” a few weekends ago.  The accompanying story told of a spa employee...

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