After “the Great Resignation” and “the Great Shuffle,” the new viral term that’s going to the dictionary is “Quiet Quitting.” It is the idea of doing your job and nothing more. Is it a new trend? Not at all. The discussion on...
Earlier this year, the government legislated a mandatory electronic monitoring policy for Ontario employers, requiring disclosure of electronic monitoring of employees (the “Policy”). Recently a guidance document was released to help employers understand their...
The role of human resources has changed rapidly in the last decade. What was once a field that focused on hiring, training and managing employees is now a field that focuses on enabling employees to be their best selves in hybrid workplace arrangements. Today,...
Women are exceptional and influential leaders and change-makers, yet they are denied opportunities, recognition and advancements. Even in 2022, they are stereotyped to only specific job roles and responsibilities. Many barriers and biases have declined over the years,...
The year 2021 saw Canada Hrecording several glorious moments with regard to labour laws. From Ontario’s Working for Workers Act to British Columbia’s historic paid sick leave, it has been an eventful year. Let’s take a quick recap of HR updates that made...
The pandemic has forced employers to adapt their way of doing things. The process to recruit and hire new talent is no exception. This new reality often means the first time you physically meet a new employee is after they have been hired. In some case, a new employee...