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Forcing workers to be happy with mindless fun can work against you, experts say

As layoffs disproportionately affect women and racialized talent, is there a way to make them equitable?

Experts see growing need for cybersecurity workers as one in six jobs go unfilled

Lessons from an Indigenous business leader about sustainability in a world of greenwashing

Onboarding is a critical step, but many companies drop the ball

Swipe right for a job: Lessons for job searching from online dating

Companies should turn to Gen Z workers to fill the chasm of ESG jobs, experts say

Four ways to help former co-workers after they are let go - and help yourself

B.C. tribunal decision on ‘time theft’ opens door for firms to track employees more, lawyer warns

Canada gets first glimpse of gig worker stats as Uber sees spike in new sign-ups

Employers, Ottawa must change approach to temporary workers, experts warn

Business owners share their best advice. Plus, does a dress code make sense in your workplace?

What’s at the top of your work wish list for 2023?

Gender-based violence increased during the pandemic, and it’s robbing women of their potential

Boomerang employees, LinkedIn influencers and a dwindling 9-5: Workplace trends to watch in 2023

Lessons from Canada’s World Cup appearance to improve your career

‘You just think differently than others’: Working with people with learning disabilities is about playing to strengths

Workers share layoff stories as stigma decreases

Looking to attract and retain talent? Move beyond base pay and bonus to a total rewards strategy

Why two Canadians who use Twitter for work are leaving the platform — and where they’re going

Hootsuite, Dapper Labs announce layoffs as tech sector woes continue

A toxic leader will get in the way of creating psychological safety and cause workers to flee

Elon Musk said to have ordered job cuts across Twitter

Is the hotly debated title of ‘software engineer’ common terminology or a safety risk?

The most influential people may not be in the C-suite. Why a power map helps

Seeing what your parents do can be ‘mystical’: Three adults on how Take Our Kids to Work Day shaped their careers

A resume cake may seem flashy, but there are better ways for job seekers to get noticed

Why we could see fewer layoffs than expected, despite a looming recession

Millions of prime-working-age Americans have disappeared from the labour force. Not in Canada

Sponsors and mentors are different. Here’s how beneficial having a sponsor is

More than a third of Canadians stressed about what to wear amid a return to the office

Exhaustive work tasks as part of hiring process should be a flashing red flag, experts caution