I suspect a number of employers overlook the potential labour pool available through the Aboriginal community. Ripple Effects provides awareness training of the potential available in Aboriginal communities across Canada.
Learn how to successfully employ Aboriginal people. Come learn best practice strategies that will improve your capacity to recruit, hire and retain Aboriginal employees.
Register online the following upcoming [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Careers'
Aboriginal Employment Workshops
February 14th, 2007 · No Comments
Tags: Careers · Recruiting
Longer work day cutting into family time
February 13th, 2007 · No Comments
A study published in Canadian Social Trends found that workers in 1986 spent on average 4.2 hours, or 250 minutes, doing activities with their family members. In 2005, that time had dropped to 3.4 hours, or 205 minutes, a decline of 45 minutes.
“As work hours rise, family time falls.”
That’s the key conclusion of a [...]
Tags: Careers · Occupational Health & Safety · Workstyle
Link Bits – January 26
January 26th, 2007 · No Comments
Older Workers Have Higher Levels of Engagement — As reported by HRI, workers ages 55 and over surpass younger employees on levels of workplace motivation and engagement.
Thirteen Ways to Frustrate Your Employees — from Michael Hyatt
Speaking in Public – Effectively — aimed a preachers, good for all speakers.
PIPEDA Review Transcripts — links to evidence presented [...]
Tags: Careers · Communication · Human Resources Management · Leadership · Legislation · Links · Privacy
The Deloitte Experience Blogged
January 8th, 2007 · No Comments
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 [...]
Tags: Blogging · Careers · Communication · Internet · Recruiting
Before You Quit Your Job
January 5th, 2007 · No Comments
Remember starting a new job? You started well, keen to prove your employers had made the right decision in hiring you. Now it’s time to make a career move and you become sneaky, underhanded and perhaps more. How can we finish as well as we started?
Michael Hyatt, President & CEO of Thomas Nelson Publishers, posts seven+ items to [...]
Tags: Careers
The Golden Parachute Still Works
January 3rd, 2007 · No Comments
The head of Home Depot Inc. left the home improvement chain on Wednesday in a mutual agreement, taking with him a severance package worth about $210 million US.
The surprise departure of Bob Nardelli from the role of chief executive officer after six years came amid investor unhappiness over Home Depot’s share price performance. Nardelli also [...]
Tags: Careers · Management · Pension · Retirement · Termination
Alberta – How to Hire Foreign Workers
January 2nd, 2007 · No Comments
Alberta, Canada – Immigration – How to Hire Foreign Workers Seminars
Presented by Alberta Economic Development with guest speakers from
Service Canada, Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Alberta Human
Resources and Employment, and Alberta Advanced Education.
Some employers have responded to the current labour shortage by
hiring temporary foreign workers. The process, however, can be
expensive, time consuming and detailed. [...]
Tags: Careers · Recruiting
Quote
January 2nd, 2007 · No Comments
“Yesterday I was a dog. Today I’m a dog. Tomorrow I’ll probably still be a dog. Sigh! There’s so little hope for advancement.” —Snoopy (Charles M. Schulz)
Tags: Careers · Development · Human Resources Management · Humour
A Career Manifesto
December 20th, 2006 · No Comments
Hugh has been collecting manifestos that are 500 words or less. A couple of days ago, he posted The Career Manifesto from Micahel Wade at Execupundit.
Some of the points that catch my brain:
3. You are paid to take meaningful actions, not superficial ones. Don’t brag about that memo you sent out or how hard you [...]
Tags: Careers
Ways to Find Recruiters Who Specialize in Your Niche
November 9th, 2006 · No Comments
Building relationships with recruiters may expose you to career opportunities that you might not learn about otherwise. Most employers don’t advertise the positions they hire recruiters to help fill, which are typically a firm’s most senior and highest-paying. And search executives usually promote their services to employers, not job hunters.
Identifying and connecting with recruiters who [...]
Tags: Careers · Recruiting



