Watching the Olympic Games during work hours: one quarter of Canadian employers agree!
According to a recent survey by Hewitt & Associates, one quarter of Canadian employers will provide on-the-job access to the Vancouver Olympic Games.
CIBC guilty of age discrimination
In late 2009, Achim Beck won his lawsuit against CIBC, in which he claimed that the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce had fired him, in May 2008, because he was too old.
The art of recruiting and assessing a passive candidatePassive candidates will make you work harder. You’ll need to get through to them, appeal to them, know what drives them, and motivate them to enter the selection process, without every losing sight of the fact that you have to assess them.
“It was a particularly exciting year,”Gabriel Bouchard, President of Workopolis
Despite the consequences of the economic crisis, Quebec, Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia succeeded in creating jobs over the past year. What does 2010 hold in store in this regard? Workopolis President Gabriel Bouchard takes stock of the situation.
Montreal to host 13th World Human Resources Congress
Next September, Montreal will host the 13th World Human Resources Congress, a Canadian first.
Management in crisis
For journalist Muriel Jasor, recession is synonymous with authoritarian management. The problem is that this management style is not at all adapted to our era and is likely to discourage the most motivated employees.