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Apply within: Catherine Connelly studies how people are employed in our changing economy
Connelly: "Now there is a growing recognition that most people will have at least some experience with part-time work, temporary work."
Top 3 Tips for managing with evidence
Evidence-based management helps knowledge management and encourages the formation of a learning organization.
Top 3 Tips for understanding how thinking affects behaviour
In today’s fast-paced business environment, we’re often in need of mantras, visions and slogans to maintain balance in your life.
Directors College is a go-to resource for the Canadian business sector
As of February 1, 2016, the College is pleased to offer a 10 per cent discount for all of its programs to McMaster alumni.
Bridging the generations in today’s organizations
There are five generations of employees co-existing in today’s organizations. Learn how to bridge the gaps and succeed as a multi-generation
When on vacation, make sure you disengage
Do you know what you need to do – and perhaps more importantly, what you need to avoid – to ensure that your vacation recharges you?
Running, leadership and business
Running, leadership, and business. From food executive to running inspiration, John Stanton discusses how running changed his life.
Top 3 Tips for becoming emotionally empowered
Being emotionally empowered at work lends to greater stability and security. Endless possibilities exist when we employ that armour.
Top 3 Tips for how to de-stigmatize mental health in the workplace
Issues with psychological well-being keep us absent from work more than any other chronic condition in Canada.
Top 3 Tips for Enhancing Your Team’s Performance
Many teams are not performing at their best. Here are 3 tips to help your team enhance its performance and results.
Mary Lou Maher: A champion for ‘being yourself’ at KPMG
As KPMG’s chief diversity officer, Mary Lou Maher's goal is to foster an environment where all employees are comfortable being who they are.