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SPONSORED: A new survey by the Conference Board of Canada and TELUS Health shows the demand for virtual health care is strong among employees in Canada, but not all employers are providing coverage for virtual health services and not all employees know how to use them.
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Current COVID-19 restrictions in Ontario will begin to be eased Jan. 31.
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An online anti-harassment course delivered to all Alberta government employees is now being offered to all agencies, boards and commissions across the province.
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The year-over-year change in prices in December outpaced gains in wages over the same stretch.
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Days after complaints about his sexually graphic Twitter exchanges, the CEO of Athletics Canada is out.
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For the last five years, virtual care has gone beyond being a new ‘buzz word’ in the workplace benefits industry, to virtually taking over the conversation. By leveraging virtual care services, the health and wellness of employees across Canada can be improved exponentially.
A new survey, conducted by the Conference Board of Canada and TELUS Health, shows the demand for virtual healthcare is strong among employees in Canada but not all employers are providing coverage for virtual health services and not all employees know how to use them.
Virtual healthcare can be the difference between accessing timely care versus traveling long distances to another town or city for care; or worse, spending months on a waiting list.
To learn more about virtual healthcare and how it can benefit Canadian employees, read the article linked below.
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The trucking industry’s hardline stance against the vaccine mandate for drivers marks a wrong turn, experts say, arguing the sector should have been better prepared for the January deadline.
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Supervisors, low-level managers, small business owners and senior executives are grappling with increasing demands and surging work volumes.
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The tweets in question were sexual in nature, and posted over a number of days going back as far as during the Tokyo Olympics.
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Right-to-disconnect laws signal a greater focus on employee well-being, and a rejection of the idea that workers need to be “always on.”
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Staff turnover is one of the soft spots for cyberattackers, especially when companies have inadequate off-boarding policies for decommissioning a former employee’s files — and their access to the company network.
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Location: HRPA Virtual Conference
Date: Feb. 8
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Location: Talent Canada Virtual Event
Date: Feb. 10
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