Flexible Benefits for a New Generation(s)

By Kevin Jeffrey, FCHRP Here’s an interesting experiment. Pick a song from the list that speaks to you: My Generation Don’t You Forget About Me Smells Like Teen...

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Interior Businesses Facing People Challenges

By Ian J. Cook, CHRP Businesses in the Interior of British Columbia will soon be facing a range of people challenges. The economic recovery is...

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The Impact of Economic Uncertainty on Reward Programs

With the downturn in the economy, organizations around the world are becoming more and more concerned about the impact on their business. In response...

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Learning & Development Invest in Entry-Level Employees and Increase Profitability

A study by the McGill Institute for Health and Social Policy indicates a cause-and-effect relationship between the welfare of lower-level workers and a company's...

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The Currency Employees Value

David Creelman Abraham Harrison LLC is a fairly new company (2007) in a fairly new industry (social media) and, being new, its HR practices reflect...

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Gen Y Speaks Up to Reject Entitlement Label

New study finds young workers realistic, loyal but seeking recognition Young Canadians express a sense of commitment to their employers; seek entry-level positions or...

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A War With Talent

By Ian J. Cook, CHRP, MA, MBA Is the war for talent over? With the latest economic crisis, rapid rise in unemployment and stable/stagnating business prospects,...

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Why Do Mothers Earn Less Than Other Women?

By Adam Gorley A recent study from Statistics Canada looks at the Earnings of women with and without children, to determine the causes and degrees...

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