Canadian employees can expect an average total salary increase of 3% in 2016, an Aon survey finds.
Look around your office. How many people are answering emails or checking Facebook while they’re supposed to be working on something else?
Greener pastures for workers may come in the form of the opportunity to learn something new, a survey suggests.
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Revenues have jumped for mid-sized Canadian companies and with that comes the need to hire, says an American Express business survey.
With five generations all in one workplace, the workforce of the future will look much different than it does today. As these changes occur, research shows HR leaders are preparing in diverse ways to assume this challenging role.
Faced with economic challenges and the decline in commodity prices, Canadian organizations continue to be cautious with salary increases in 2016.
A poor job description can cost you the interest of a great candidate, reports Profit.
Once upon a time, a company just like yours hired an amazingly talented employee. Everyone who met her knew she was going to be an asset. Over the next few months, her co-workers were buoyed by her warmth,energy and innovative ideas. Then, one day, they came into the office and saw her desk was cleared. All their boss said was, “She left.” The co-workers gathered in the lunchroom that day to discuss it, but there was no mystery: everyone knew why she’d left.
There’s a new type of candidate circling the hiring pool: the boomerang employee.