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- 5 Proven Strategies to Build a High-Performing Remote TeamLearn 5 proven strategies to build a high-performing remote team and set your people up for long-term success!
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- 5 Proven Strategies to Build a High-Performing Remote TeamLearn 5 proven strategies to build a high-performing remote team and set your people up for long-term success!
- National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: How to Honour Indigenous AncestryWondering how you can honour Truth and Reconciliation day and Indigenous ancestry? Learn how to commit to meaningful change towards reconciliation.
- Employee Recognition in the Workplace: Driving Business GrowthLearn how employee recognition drives business growth, reduces turnover, and boosts employee morale to create a positive and productive workplace.
- Influencers Need Fractional HR to Thrive in the Digital AgeDo creators need HR? Um, yes! Fractional HR is a cost-effective solution that helps influencers avoid legal issues, manage their people, & grow their business.
- Heads Up, BC Employers! New First Aid Requirements are Coming!Are you a provincially regulated employer in BC? You’re impacted by the new occupational BC first aid requirements. Learn more about your obligations here.
- Beyond Generational Labels: The True Qualities of Great LeadersEffective leadership transcends generational labels. Our hot take? All managers should learn the same core skills to become great leaders. Keep reading to learn why!
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Are You Ready for Employees to Return to Work?
Feeling overwhelmed with all of the planning required to return your employees to work? You’re not alone. Although there is a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel with the release of BC’s Restart Plan, this doesn’t necessarily provide a clear roadmap for how organizations should re-open.
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5 Things I’ve Learned Working With Envol’s Founder, Brianna Blaney
In honour of our fearless leader, founder, mentor, puzzle master, and friend on her birthday, I’d like to share 5 things that I’ve learned from working closely with Brianna these past couple of years at Envol.
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Help! Which Government Programs Are Right For My Business?
Disclaimer: This document has been created based on professional experience by Envol Strategies and should NOT be considered as legal advice. It is undeniable: COVID-19 has disrupted life as we know it. The novel coronavirus has, ironically, caused novel situations for leaders to navigate. First and foremost, we want you to know that you are not alone.
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Keeping Construction Sites Safe During COVID-19
While many businesses have had to close down completely, essential businesses remain open to keep our communities going (and we are so grateful for it)! In the construction industry, companies have been quickly pivoting to implement policies and procedures to keep construction sites safe. Employers are wading in deep waters with the challenge to keep…
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Making Remote Layoffs Suck Less
Over the past few weeks, remote layoffs have become more common than employers ever could have imagined. On a good day, layoffs are challenging. Right now, layoffs need to be done in large quantities, adhere to social distancing regulations, and take place during an economic downturn that already has many employees concerned for their family’s…
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Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy: COVID-19 Resources
Published: April 3, 2020. Updated: April 8, 2020 (See bottom of post) Many employers are relying on benefits like the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy to help get their business through the COVID-19 crisis. And with new information and changes being introduced each day, it can be hard to keep up.