Last May, Nicole Lilliman, a Tim Hortons employee, was fired for giving a free Timbit to a baby.
E-referrals are now a reality on the Canadian web. The new site bohire.com features a cash referral system, a first in this country…
Is Google the perfect employer? Ranked first in numerous surveys of the top employers, the leading search engine seems to make its employees happy.
Telecommuting is becoming increasingly popular with employers, and rightly so—good reasons for adopting it abound.
Bottles and diapers, or laptops and meetings. . . Statistics Canada looked at the consequences of the birth of a child on women's careers.
Yes, the name sounds impressive, but the definition of talent mapping remains fuzzy. What does this buzzword really mean?
Canadian companies are increasingly getting into the spirit of national "Take our Kids to Work" day. The activity enhances their brand image and allows them to establish an initial contact with future potential employees at the same time…
I recently spent a week at the office with a typical generation Y-er. Here are the conclusions I've reached about generation Y...
The New Brunswick government is taking action aimed at overcoming the labour shortage in that province's information technology sector. A recruiting and repatriation drive for qualified professionals will be held in Montreal on November 14 and in Ottawa on November 15…
According to the latest study by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Saskatchewan, their province is the best place to find a job…
Following the massive computer attack on August 2007, Monster.com implemented a series of measures…
The new generation of candidates currently arriving on the job market was born between 1982 and 1989. This means they were between 7 and 14 years old when the Internet began!