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  • 2018: Year in Review

    2018: Year in Review

    It’s hard to believe that we are already mid-way through the first month of 2019! 2018 was a big year for our team – both personally and professionally. We celebrated graduations, engagements, new homes, big moves,  birthdays, anniversaries, awards and more! 2018 was a year of immense growth. We’re excited to share a small snapshot…

  • The Problem with Presenteeism

    The Problem with Presenteeism

    In this crazy hiring market, you may feel lucky just to have roles filled. Your turnover rate is relatively low and absenteeism rates are below average. So your people issues are sorted, right? Wrong. Turnover and absenteeism may be your company’s go-to HR metrics for success, but it turns out that there is a hidden…

  • Holiday Cheer (without Fear): Employer Guide to Holiday Parties

    Holiday Cheer (without Fear): Employer Guide to Holiday Parties

    The holiday season is upon us, filling our calendars with holiday parties and festive celebrations. In addition to the fun, the holidays often bring heightened risk for employers. This year, there’s a new risk in town – cannabis. Here is your Employer Guide to Holiday Parties, with minimized risks.

  • How to Successfully Increase Diversity in the Workplace: Q&A with Luca Patrk of City of Vancouver

    How to Successfully Increase Diversity in the Workplace: Q&A with Luca Patrk of City of Vancouver

    If you haven’t heard by now, cultural diversity in the workplace isn’t just a nice to have, it’s essential. The importance of diversity and inclusion has been highlighted significantly in recent times by high-profile initiatives such as the Pay Transparency Act, which will be implemented by the province of Ontario in January 2019. Having a…

  • 5 Tourism & Hospitality Employer Brands that are Rocking Instagram

    5 Tourism & Hospitality Employer Brands that are Rocking Instagram

    Instagram is a great tool for recruiting and employer branding, especially in business to consumer businesses. Many companies in tourism and hospitality are a great example.

  • Why a Veteran Could Be Your Best Next Hire

    Why a Veteran Could Be Your Best Next Hire

    Organizations are looking for people who are dedicated, committed, trustworthy and loyal. Look no further than our nation’s veterans! A recent report from the Veterans Transition Advisory Council found that earnings for former military personnel declined by 42%. Former soldiers are frustrated that they aren’t able to find work that utilizes their skills.