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One-quarter of senior leaders considering resigning: report

New research reveals that the state of mental well-being among senior leaders is compromising a post-pandemic workplace recovery, and organizations across all sectors are at risk of a destabilizing loss of talent.


Ontario won’t make COVID-19 vaccination mandatory for any industry: Ford

Premier says it's up to private companies to come up with their own employee vaccination policies.


‘War for talent’: Retail, restaurants offer perks to lure workers in hot job market

Retailers on the hunt for workers in Canada are offering extra perks and benefits to sweeten the pot as a labour crunch increases competition for employees.


Young workers playing significant role in ‘Great Resignation’ trend

A wave of workers in Canada and the U.S. are leaving their jobs, and younger Canadians are contributing to the trend.


Better vaccine outreach to younger Canadians needed as first doses slow: Tam

Canada’s chief public health officer said unvaccinated people can lead to outbreaks, pointing to Yukon, where an outbreak is ongoing among mostly unvaccinated people.
 
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Legalities surrounding employee background checks may tighten

The Wild West of employee background checks may soon change, as provinces begin calling for stricter protections to personal data. » Read More
 
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How workplace leaders can address hate in society

How can companies assist in eliminating overt racism or hate speech? In what ways can leaders use their privilege and platform to drive change? Full coverage from Talent Canada’s recent panel discussion. » Read More

Are your managers ready to lead through a transition?

Leadership communication at all levels is crucial to successfully introduce a change or navigate a business through a significant transition. » Read More
 
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Dealing with life’s potholes requires a flexible mindset

CEOs must accept that mental health is not mental illness; it is the lens through which employees experience the world, and it matters. » Read More

Four core capabilities to meet the challenge of Industry 4.0

The Fourth Industrial Revolution has blurred boundaries between physical, digital and biological worlds. Our businesses and markets are being disrupted. » Read More