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Senior Editor, Canadian HR Reporter
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'AI is my best friend in my work'

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By Sarah Dobson Verified
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Most employees use AI for emotional and career support, yet many still feel lonely, says expert: ‘This is really a leadership opportunity for HR’ By Jun 25, 2026 Most employees are turning to AI for far more than task completion — using it for career advice, emotional venting and even companionship — but the technology is doing little to address a loneliness epidemic at work, and may be making it worse, according to new research.
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'You could be responsible for things you aren't aware of but should have been'

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By Sarah Dobson Verified
| Canadian HR Reporter Verified
B.C. Court of Appeal ruling expands director liability for environmental offences, with implications across regulated industries By Jun 24, 2026 A recent ruling from the B.C. Court of Appeal has confirmed that directors and officers in regulated industries can be held personally liable for environmental offences committed by their companies — even when they had no direct knowledge of the conduct that led to those offences.
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When layoffs end, the hard part begins

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By Sarah Dobson Verified
| Canadian HR Reporter Verified
It takes an average of seven months for companies to recover from layoffs — and HR teams aren't using the strategies most likely to speed that up By Jun 22, 2026 When a headline pops up on our screen announcing a new round of layoffs at Company XYZ, first reactions are usually alarm and concern. But soon we get on with our day and the news is forgotten.
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