If You Promise the Stars…Deliver

By Graeme McFarlane A recent case from Ontario illustrates a shift in judicial thinking with respect to the creation and operation of the employment relationship. ...

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Transparency Not Always So Clear

By Thomas Daley As often happens, what seemed to be occurring was not perceived the same way by all involved.  Here was a manager, supporting...

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Conversational Intelligence: On the Thresholds of the Discomfort Zone

By Isabelle St-Jean We like to believe we have control of our emotions 100 per cent of the time, but this is rarely the case....

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Millennial Leaders: Are Organizations Ready?

By Bernadette Smith Millennials are a unique and mysterious bunch. Just when you think you’re finally making progress on figuring out how to manage and...

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The Next Little Thing: Seven Steps Towards Innovation

By Amelia Chan, CHRP Innovation is the one renewable resource that cannot be used up. It has the potential to ignite and regenerate.  It is...

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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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Bottom Up Succession: Diversity Key to Retention

By Pam Paquet Retention is notably measured with numbers, percentages and metrics. While recognizing those measures is key, so too is recognizing people as individuals...

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Transparently Yours: Communicating in the Connected Age

By Nilesh Bhagat, CHRP Though the new connected world we live in has many benefits, it is not without its challenges.  Despite the fact that...

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