Playing With the Big Kids: How HR has Grown Up in the Family (Part Two)

This is the second installment of a three-part series discussing the findings of a recent HR survey of the Profit 100: Canada’s Fastest Growing...

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Playing With the Big Kids: How HR has Grown Up in the Family (Part One)

Part One - Infancy By Lynda Zugec If we consider an organization akin to a family, we see many parallels. Shareholders provide support to an organization...

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Differentiated HR: The New Strategic Imperative

By Ian J. Cook, CHRP Mickey Mouse is the super star of Disneyland, right? Yes, if you are a guest and visitor, but not if...

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Putting Diversity to Work

Successful organizations harness the strengths of a diverse workforce. When you’re in the matchmaking business, having the right candidates on your books can make or...

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Making the Case for HR

By Joel Shapiro, Ph.D The field of HR metrics is booming: there is now a glut of ideas, experiments, approaches, paradigms...and solid research. Several...

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Much Ado About Being a Mensch (It’s a Good Thing!)

Bruna Martinuzzi is the author of The Leader as a Mensch: Become the Kind of Person Others Want to Follow and the president of...

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Briefcase Moms: Strategies for Releasing Guilt

By Lisa Martin Working moms confide in me that they feel guilty about a number of things – missing their baby’s first stumbling steps, putting...

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Leading with an HR Strategic Plan

By Stephanie Milliken As we embark upon the decade of the twenty-teens, at a time when most leaders enthusiastically acknowledge that people are their most...

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