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In the News: Rick Hackett on Ethics Codes and Jerry Dias
It's not enough for organizations to spell out the rules of their code of ethics once and then forget about them says Rick Hackett.
Why Flexibility Over the Return to In-person Work is Crucial
Going back to the workplace doesn't necessarily mean returning to a pre-pandemic setup, and that's a good thing, says Catherine Connelly.
In the News: Many of us welcome working from home, but universities show its dangers for women’s careers
Taking a closer look at some of the dangers for women’s careers when it comes to working from home.
Finding Sustainable Solutions to Minimize the Impact of Local Deliveries in Communities
New research looks at the social, environmental, and economic impacts to local communities from e-commerce deliveries.
Canadian Entrepreneurs and the Future | Knowledge Labs
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadians have witnessed many businesses and startups fail due to the major change of needs and environment.
DeGroote professor named top business and management scientist in Canada
DeGroote professor emeritus Robert G. Cooper was named the #1 scientist in Canada in the field of business and management.
Finding the evidence to change behaviour
Catherine Connelly is named Changemaker by Globe and Mail Report on Business. She leverages evidence to change organizational behaviours.
How improving EDI policies can address the labour shortages in trucking/transportation
New research explores labour demographics and dynamics in the freight transportation sector.
Evaluating the risk: Looking at vaccine risk tolerance through the lens of commonly used medications
DeGroote researchers explore why people accept risks associated with prescribed medications, but are hesitant when it comes to vaccines.
How the Digital Divide Affects Older Adults | Knowledge Labs
Professor Milena Head discusses how the digital divide - whether or not you can access technology - affects older adults.
Brian Detlor Helps Deliver Digital Literacy
Professor of Information Systems Brian Detlor has received a SSHRC grant to support digital literacy in marginalized communities.
Adding Layers of Safety to the Shipment of Hazardous Materials
Manish Verma assesses risk on North American railroads and has some ideas on how to make those inherently risky journeys safer.