Category: In The Media
Workplace and Fairness
“What I Learned on My Disney Vacation” is an interesting read drawing out conclusions regarding fairness and equality in all areas of ones life.
The article discusses how people’s reactions to perceptions of fairness are more important than the physical realities of their life and conditions of the society they live in. The article’s points to … Read More »
Remote workers feeling excluded: Harvard Business Review Study
We are thrilled to share Henry Goldbeck share his views on the Canadian HR Reporter, The National Journal of Human Resource Management. A thoughtful article written by John Dujay, from the Canadian HR Reporter, www.hrreporter.com on the recent Harvard Business Review study: A Study of 1,100 Employees Found That Remote Workers Feel Shunned and Left Out. … Read More »
From Simple to Simply Thrilling: The Diversity of Accounting
Push a button, pick up the phone, take notes, and repeat. While the tasks of office life can seem mundane at times, they certainly don’t need to be! In this short blog, we are going to briefly explore the diverse (contrary to common belief) world of accounting. Now we aren’t talking about adrenalin inducing exciting, … Read More »
Canadian Employers Gain Easier Access To Global Talent
Over the past few years, Canadian employers have lamented the onerous bureaucratic process associated with bringing foreign management staff to Canada. Recently, however, the federal government introduced a two-year pilot visa program –the Global Talent Stream(GTS) – as part of its Global Skills Strategy. The GTS allows certain types of workers to be granted a … Read More »
Honouring Fathers in the Workplace
Celebrating Father’s Day is an old tradition that can be traced back to the middle ages of Europe. The tradition carried over to North America, in the early twentieth century, where it was implemented on the third Sunday of June to complement Mother’s Day. Yet, it did not become an official holiday in the U.S. … Read More »
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