Hidden Discrimination Detected in Today’s Hiring Climate
Rethink your hidden hiring bias and you may find your next employee.
Rethink your hidden hiring bias and you may find your next employee.
Taking a few simple steps can help your employees cope more effectively with public tragedies.
The right to disability leave doesn't mean leaving without permission
Make sure your telecommuting arrangements are legally sound.
Adapt this model policy and use it when requesting medical information about a disability from an employee’s doctor.
Human rights laws require employers to make accommodations for disabled and other employees. Responding to employee accommodation requests is a legal minefield.
Virtual workplaces require more conscious effort on the part of a manager to facilitate personal relationships.
Still think providing accommodations for workers with disabilities will break the bank?
For perhaps the first time ever, random drug testing has been approved as a safety measure in Canada.
Nearly one-third of Canadian employees say they are likely to leave their current job in the next two years.
Mental health illnesses are prevalent within the Canadian workplace but managers lack the training to deal with it.
We have all read the benefits of flex work and telework, but is there a point of diminishing returns?
90% of employers use social media tools to screen candidates.
We are collectively witnessing more tragic events up closer than ever before. How should you acknowledge them in the workplace?