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Sexual harassment is not an independent tort in that province, writes lawyer John Hyde. But liabilities remain under health and safety, human rights laws.
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Governor Tiff Macklem says current low unemployment rate is not sustainable and is driving inflation.
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Ontario’s chief medical officer of health is “strongly recommending” masks in indoor settings, but neither he nor his federal counterpart are calling for a return to mandates.
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Living wage is now $23.15 an hour in Toronto, while in Sault Ste. Marie it has skyrocketed 21.6 per cent in one year.
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Many drivers are being told to self-incorporate as independent contractors, thereby being denied rights under the Canada Labour Code.
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Questions, not assumptions. That was the consensus from a recent roundtable discussion on where organizations need to start on the journey to create a culture of health. The conversation, sponsored by TELUS Health, took a deep dive into what employers, business leaders and HR professionals need to do to build, sustain and get the most out of their investment in creating healthy workplaces.
Over the next three weeks, Talent Canada will be presenting the results of that conversation in both articles and videos in an exclusive series. In part one, we asked the panel for their advice on where organizations should start.
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In part two of Talent Canada’s exclusive series, we look at how employers can tell if their investment in wellness is delivering the intended result.
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Whether planned or unexpected, change presents leaders with their toughest sustained challenges – regardless of the leader’s seniority or the organization’s size. For many leaders, change brings drama – and the replaying of familiar stories.
In A Question of Leadership, Keith Leslie provides a wide range of illustrative case studies derived from both research and his first-hand experience in the public and private sectors. Each chapter first provides an engaging narrative that presents a relatable leadership dilemma, before an analysis of what works and when (often reaching seemingly counterintuitive solutions), followed by a selection of research which supports this thesis and, finally, actionable advice for leaders who find themselves in comparable circumstances (or may do so in the future).
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There is no way to “sugarcoat the message,” new CEO says, while hinting that “exceptional” employees might be able to continue remote work.
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Players say “we look beyond football,” but government said critics are ignoring labour reforms and applying double-standards.
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“You’re not buying a logo, a product or a building,” writes senior editor Todd Humber. “You’re purchasing the talent, the people, that power the company.”
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The labour strife in Ontario may mark what is likely just the beginning of “pronounced resistance” in the coming months, writes Michal Mindzak of Brock University.
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Location: Old Mill, Toronto
Date: Nov. 22-24
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Location: Kingston, Ont.
Date: June 13-14, 2023
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