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What’s Important to You vs. What’s Important to Everyone: The 3 Pillars of Communication, Training, and Accountability

In today’s diverse workplaces - ranging from small start-ups to

​​What’s the Deadline to Give Employees an Electronically Filed ROE?

The 5-day deadline to give employees an ROE doesn’t apply to electronic filing.

Ontario Gets Set to Pass “Working for Workers Seven” Employment Reform Law: The Glenn Commandments

The 8 things Ontario HR directors need to know about Bill 30.

Tracking Every Minute: The Compliance Pitfalls Of Defining And Recording Hours Worked In Canada

It sounds simple enough. If someone works for your

How to Create a Gig Worker Policy: A Guide for Canadian HR Managers and Employers

As the gig economy continues to reshape Canada’s labour

Matching the Right Benefits to the Right Worker

Today’s workforce is increasingly diverse, not just in demographics

Creating Allyship and Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) to Avoid Gender Discrimination

Organizations committed to equity and inclusion recognize that gender discrimination

What Your Performance Reviews Might Be Missing: Uncovering Hidden Gender Bias

Performance reviews are one of the most powerful tools HR

Managing Commission and Workers’ Compensation

Workers’ compensation provides financial support to employees who suffer

Time For A Check-In: Why an Annual Review of Your Code of Conduct Matters More Than Ever

Let’s get one thing out of the way: no one

Beyond The Basics: What Canadian Employees Really Want From Benefits (And What You Legally Owe Them)

Let’s be honest, when most people hear “benefits,” their

Part-Time Or Full-Time? How To Know When The Line Gets Blurry In Canadian Workplaces

Some questions are simple: coffee or tea? Elevator or stairs?

Managing Progressive Discipline & Avoiding Traps: A Conversational Multi-Module Guide for HR Professionals

Picture a busy Toronto call center. When an agent’s

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