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Filling the Glass: The Skeptic's Guide to Positive Thinking in Business
The adult learner - andragogy
Induction - orienting new employees
The role of the trainer
Learning Organizations
The entrepreneur - starting your own business
Chicken Soup Author's 4 Steps to Massive Success Formula
Entrepreneurship: Do YOU Have What It Takes?
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High Performance Management Systems
The Harvard Map of HRM
Stakeholder Theory
Articles on JobSkills.info:
Types of Interviews
Standard Questions
Difficult Questions
12-Step Resume Guide
Executive Resumes
Functional vs Chronological Resumes
CVs
Power-Verb List
Rewards and benefits
December 13 2001 - CIBC announced
a partnership with ChildrenFirst, a major provider of backup child care, to pilot an on-site
backup child care centre at its Toronto headquarters.
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Articles and features
Job market
February 15 2002 - The Centennial Student Employment Program. The program is
intended to give 16-years and older students returning to school next fall
with job opportunities relevant to their personal education and career goals.
General HR
February 19 2002 - Businesses focusing HR technology initiatives on achieving specific, quantifiable
improvements can see as much as a 6.5% increase in company shareholder value. But
companies with "softer" goals may find themselves with negative returns.
January 12 2002 - Ford Motor Company announces several restructuring actions as part of its Ford Revitalization Plan.
5 plants are to be closed: Edison Assembly, Ontario Truck Plant, St. Louis Assembly,
Cleveland Aluminum Casting and Vulcan Forge.
January 4 2002 - Evidence is replacing guesswork for planning health human resources in Nova Scotia.
January 10 2002 - M.P. Hummingbird presents a
quiz to determine whether you are a good boss - or not.
Diversity
December 3 2001 - Canadian Unions are asked to find ways to mobilize, organize, represent,
and educate working people with disabilities about their rights in the workplace.
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Health and Safety
January 3 2002 - Occupational health and safety programs and policies are now mandatory in workplaces under provincial jurisdiction in
Newfoundland and Labrador.
January 3 2002 - Grade 11 students from 13 Nova Scotia schools are participating in a pilot project for a new
course in workplace health and safety.
Learning
February 19 2002 - International trade shows are helping to generate business and jobs for New Brunswick-based
e-learning firms on the global stage.
Employee relations
December 20 2001 - Canadian Labour Congress supported complaints
against the Government of British Columbia made by the Health Sciences Association
of BC to the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU) regarding
legislation passed last summer to restrict health science professionals'
collective bargaining rights and impose a two-tiered wage contract on the unions representing the
14,000 members.
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Canadian Human Resources
