About Haley O'Halloran

Haley O'Halloran is a writer and editor based in Ontario, Canada.

Employee Remote Work & Telecommuting Agreement

Here’s a template of an employment agreement you can sign

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The Glenn Commandments: 5 Ways Upcoming U.S. Elections Will Affect Canadian Companies’ HR Operations

Why should you care about the upcoming November mid-term elections

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Are Corporate Directors Liable for Company’s Payroll Debts After They Resign?

Many provinces make corporate directors personally liable for the company’s

The 10 Most Important New HR Laws of 2026 & What to Do About Them

Part of your job as HR director is to

Unionization Trends in Canada and Why Card-Based Certification Has Become an HR Strategy Issue

Long before cards are signed, employees usually know where the

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Pay Equity Reporting at Mid-Year and Why Canadian HR Can’t Wait Until the Deadline

Pay Equity Reporting Is Not a Deadline Problem Mid-year is

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Promoting Technical Experts Into Management Is Breaking Teams and How HR Can Build the Next Generation of Leaders

The First Promotion Is Often the Biggest Leadership Risk Canadian

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How to Revamp Legacy HR Policies Before They Become Compliance Risk

Legacy Policies Create False Confidence Every HR team has seen

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Is Your “Business Visitor” Really a Foreign Employee Who Needs a Work Permit?

Under immigration law, foreign nationals must obtain authorization before working

Top 5 HR Cases of July 2026

One of the primary functions of HR directors is to

HR Insider New Laws and Trends – July 2026

HR Updates: Laws, Trends &

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