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Should Canadian employers ban cellphone use at work?

Should Canadian employers ban cellphone use at work?

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Pandemic pay locked in: Arbitrator rewrites quarantine rules at Toronto hospital

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Pandemic pay locked in: Arbitrator rewrites quarantine rules at Toronto hospital

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Report identifies gaps in identity visibility, AI readiness in Canada

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Report identifies gaps in identity visibility, AI readiness in Canada

May 5, 2026

When ‘requested’ isn’t ‘required’: BC arbitrator draws the line on training pay

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When ‘requested’ isn’t ‘required’: BC arbitrator draws the line on training pay

May 5, 2026

EI and HR: Canadian HR Awards judge Jamelle Lindo

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EI and HR: Canadian HR Awards judge Jamelle Lindo

May 5, 2026

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AI and ‘the art of the possible’: HR leaders from BC Hydro, CBC weigh in

AI and ‘the art of the possible’: HR leaders from BC Hydro, CBC weigh in

staffMay 5, 2026

0,000: CFO wins full 5-year payout after early firing

$920,000: CFO wins full 5-year payout after early firing

staffMay 5, 2026

‘Non-taxable’: CRA audit reveals workers told they weren’t being taxed

‘Non-taxable’: CRA audit reveals workers told they weren’t being taxed

staffMay 5, 2026

Management

Proving the ROI of Absence Management Software

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Proving the ROI of Absence Management Software

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Levelling Up at Cezanne Connect 2025

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Levelling Up at Cezanne Connect 2025

November 27, 2025

What I’m Seeing as an HR & Well-being Manager

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What I’m Seeing as an HR & Well-being Manager

November 27, 2025

6 Ways HR Can Set Themselves Up for Success in 2026

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6 Ways HR Can Set Themselves Up for Success in 2026

November 20, 2025

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Ottawa unveils $1.5-billion package to counter U.S. tariffs

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‘We are a small but mighty team’

‘We are a small but mighty team’

May 1, 2026

New survey shows merit increases for 2026 in Canada

New survey shows merit increases for 2026 in Canada

May 1, 2026

Doctor suspended over boundary violations with patient’s family member

Doctor suspended over boundary violations with patient’s family member

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Doctor suspended over boundary violations with patient’s family member

Paediatrician suspended over boundary violations with patient’s family member

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Budgeting for AI: why many employers are getting it wrong

Budgeting for AI: why many employers are getting it wrong

staffApril 29, 2026

Was it constructive dismissal? Employee on parental leave cites changed workplace

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Was it constructive dismissal? Employee on parental leave cites changed workplace

January 12, 2026

B.C. driver reinstated despite physical altercation sending worker to hospital

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B.C. driver reinstated despite physical altercation sending worker to hospital

January 12, 2026

When employee venting turns toxic: lessons from case involving group chat

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When employee venting turns toxic: lessons from case involving group chat

January 12, 2026

TELUS expands voluntary buyout offers as shift to self‑serve continues

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TELUS expands voluntary buyout offers as shift to self‑serve continues

January 12, 2026

Canadian workers slow to restart after holidays: report

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Canadian workers slow to restart after holidays: report

January 9, 2026

Mill worker reinstated despite Israel-Palestine remarks

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Mill worker reinstated despite Israel-Palestine remarks

January 9, 2026

Technology

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Tips for a Safe and Smooth Solo Travel in Indonesia

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How Tokenization is Redefining Financial Trust in 2025

How Tokenization is Redefining Financial Trust in 2025

How Creating Adoption Benefits Can Foster a Healthy Work Environment

How Creating Adoption Benefits Can Foster a Healthy Work Environment

How to Mitigate Further Damages After a Truck Accident in Texas

How to Mitigate Further Damages After a Truck Accident in Texas

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Is Talkymood Legit and Safe in 2025? Our Honest Review

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0 billion: Cost of Canada’s mental health crisis

$180 billion: Cost of Canada’s mental health crisis

staffApril 30, 2026

‘Walk it off’: New guide takes aim at dismissive workplace culture

‘Walk it off’: New guide takes aim at dismissive workplace culture

staffApril 30, 2026

How to run vacation blackouts – and still meet your duty to accommodate

How to run vacation blackouts – and still meet your duty to accommodate

staffApril 30, 2026

Reverse recruiting: Desperate jobseekers, pay to play — and a new headache for HR

Reverse recruiting: Desperate jobseekers, pay to play — and a new headache for HR

April 30, 2026

Canada first in G7 to approve generic Ozempic

Canada first in G7 to approve generic Ozempic

April 30, 2026

What Sets Effective SharePoint Business Training Apart: Relevance, Practicality, and Role-Based Design

What Sets Effective SharePoint Business Training Apart: Relevance, Practicality, and Role-Based Design

April 30, 2026

Why burnout is an executive function problem

Why burnout is an executive function problem

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