Human Resources 101

Somehow this missed my radar when it was posted in December. Human Hesources 101 made HR World’s list of The Top 25 HR Blogs. You’ll find it at #22.
I am subscribed to more than 100 human resources’ feeds in Google Reader. The majority of those are blogs. Looking through the the other 24 blogs listed in the HR World feature, I [...]

One of my regular on-line reads is the Slacker Manager blog. It’s founder, Bren Connelly wrote a fair bit on productivity, which fit nicely with the topic of my blog, Ian’s Messy Desk. Recently, Slacker Manager underwent a change and is now written by Phil Gerbyshak and David Zinger.
I knew who Phil was, but had [...]

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada now has a blog.
While this blog has been created to help build links and stimulate discussion on privacy issues of interest to Canadians and other privacy stakeholders, it is not to be considered a source of authority on the interpretation of the Privacy Act or the Personal [...]

Michael Fitzgibbon points to a new human rights blog, Human Rights in the Workplace. Blogger Donna Seale is a Canadian lawyer,

“who has been practicing in Manitoba since 1995. In 2006, I founded my own consulting company, Donna M. Seale Consulting Services, which provides preventive legal advice, training and investigation services in the area of human [...]

Unless you’ve been living in a cave in the woods, you’ve heard of blogs and blogging. Increasingly, blogs are becoming a valuable tool for collaboration, communication and learning. Many in the H.R…

Deloitte Canada has added blogs to the career section of its website. DTT is using these blogs as recruiting tools, hoping to give prospective employees an inside look at the organization.
Welcome to a brand new innovation within Deloitte and our Campus Recruiting Program! These blogs will let you get an idea of what we [...]

Picked this up at KnowHR who picked it up from Seth Godin. It’s a list meme called the z-list (zee in the U.S., zed in Canada). Grab a copy of the list, add your blog and a few other worthies at the bottom and along the way, discover some new blog reading —with a little [...]

The Boston Globe article, “Blogs ‘essential’ to a good career” lists eight reasons why blogging helps your career:

Blogging creates a network
Blogging can get you a job
Blogging is great training
Blogging helps you move up quickly
Blogging makes self-employment easier
Blogging provides more opportunities
Blogging could be your big break
Blogging makes the world a better place

Technorati Tags: Blogging, Blogs, Career+Development