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Future of Work

As pandemic lengthens, spotlight turns to mental health

Working from home, assisting school-aged children with online learning, or worrying about family members in long-term-care facilities have all played a factor in reduced levels of mental health and well-being for employees.


Extra weeks to be added to COVID-19 benefits for workers, parents: PM

Justin Trudeau says the federal government is adding 12 weeks of eligibility to two key benefits for unemployed workers and parents at home with children.


‘Yesterday’s gone’: Brookfield weighs in on future of work

If your mental health and well-being during the pandemic is causing you to rethink how you make a living, leading labour economists believe you’re not alone.


Bill C-65 is now law: Do you have the right resolution processes?

Understanding newly prescribed processes for federally regulated employers to resolve a report of violence and harassment, and the role of the designated recipient.


Canadian Tire closing all National Sports retail stores to reduce overlap

The company is making every effort to place affected employees within the retailer’s family of stores, which includes Canadian Tire, Sport Chek and Mark’s.
 
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COVID has made employees more demanding: How do you respond?

Working from home requests, family accommodation needs and remote conflict challenges require advanced negotiation skills.

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Workplace concerns

To terminate, or not to terminate, that is the most confusing COVID-19 question

The first commentary in our latest employment law series analyzes the relationship between government support programs for employees, the economic downturn, and employer obligations. » Read more
 
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Why Canada needs more than 400,000 immigrants per year

Higher immigrant admissions during a recession is a major challenge, but it can also help to expedite the recovery in jobs and economic growth. » Read More

From constructive dismissal to ‘constructive resignation’

If a worker behaves badly and effectively resigns, an employer may have cause for dismissal and shouldn’t be obligated to give notice. » Read More
 
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CPHR

How to toss social rejection and move on during challenging times

Because of our caveman brain — especially with COVID-19 and all the extra drains we are dealing with — we are all going to make mistakes, and when confronted may not be able to respond the way we wish we could. » Read More

Lessons from Donald Trump: Does a toxic CEO ever truly leave?

Whether those leaders leave an organization willingly or are forced out, they can easily be viewed as martyrs by others in the organization. » Read More