Effective Communications and HR: Making the Connection

By Nancy Painter HR is expected to do a lot – establish or change culture, manage change big and small, develop leaders, engage employees –...

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To Conference and Beyond: An Expanded View of HR

By Michelle Kumar Editor’s Note: Michelle Kumar, a Kwantlen Polytechnic University student, was the recipient of a conference scholarship in the Fraser Valley region.  In April,...

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Game On: Working in the Value of Play

By Nilesh Bhagat, CHRP The games we play are more than simply diversions or entertainment.  As is being explored more often, games are a reflection:...

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A Brief History of Video Games: Lessons for the Workplace

By Nilesh Bhagat, CHRP As video games and apps become increasingly proliferate, a brief history of five key games offers an innovative lens and lessons...

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Manage Telecommuters Effectively: Build a Strong Culture

By David Bator Modern office technology has given employees the ability to complete assignments from anywhere. Everything from mobile phones and cloud-based servers seems designed...

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Lies Technology Tells: Unrealistic Expectations of ‘Smartphones’

Advertisements promise that the latest smartphones, tablets, laptops, and other gadgets will put blazing speed at our fingertips, enable us to multitask like an...

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A Millenial’s Perspective: The Top 5 Issues with Millenials

By Matthew Tsang Let me preface this by saying that throughout the majority of my career, I have worked with, and for, Millenials. As a...

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A Healthy Cynic’s View of Social Media Recruiting

By Dawn Longshaw While people have always used social networks to find jobs through referrals, the move online has changed the recruitment process considerably. Social...

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