Guest Blogger

Guest Blogger

In addition to our panel of regular bloggers, Canadian HR Reporter features guest bloggers from across Canada and around the world to give you even deeper insight into thoughts and opinions on critical issues facing the workplace. Sometimes, it will step outside to HR to talk about bigger economic and societal issues.

From human resources to human resourcefulness

Why wellness should come before the bottom line

From human resources to human resourcefulness

Why ‘toxic’ is overused as a workplace term

Before using that word, there are two key questions you should ask

Why ‘toxic’ is overused as a workplace term

Flexible workplaces foster female inclusivity

Women are often stretched in opposite directions, faced with urgent demands from their personal and professional lives

Flexible workplaces foster female inclusivity

How to secure top talent during pandemic

Vice president of HR at Wolseley shares best practices

How to secure top talent during pandemic

Rethinking jobs, pay and performance in turbulent times

Regardless of the magnitude of change, it is vital to have a holistic and integrated plan

Rethinking jobs, pay and performance in turbulent times

Is ‘digital by default’ really the future of corporate life?

Move to remote workplaces by Twitter, Shopify raises questions about implications for organizational culture

Is ‘digital by default’ really the future of corporate life?

Work-life integration is the new balance

It's about viewing an employee as a whole person, not just a worker

Work-life integration is the new balance

Now is the time to begin to set the stage for recovery

Governments should launch an initiative involving business and civil society leaders

Now is the time to begin to set the stage for recovery

Living in a lonely world

How to diminish the effects of isolation during social distancing

Living in a lonely world

Choose your words wisely – disability language can empower or exclude

The challenge? There are no hard-and-fast rules, no standardized disability terminology and language

Choose your words wisely – disability language can empower or exclude