Organ donation leave eligibility, pay, notification, and medical certification rules vary by province.

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HR Leadership

Leadership, in the context of HR, encompasses the ability to influence, inspire, and guide individuals or teams within an organization to achieve strategic objectives and reach their full potential. HR professionals are not only responsible for identifying and developing effective leaders but also for creating a leadership culture within the organization. This involves fostering traits like vision, adaptability, empathy, and effective communication among management and staff, aligning leadership strategies with the company’s values and goals. Effective leadership in HR is essential for building a motivated and engaged workforce, supporting professional growth, and ultimately driving the organization towards success while nurturing a positive workplace culture.

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Effective leadership is a combination of various qualities and attributes. […]

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