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Canadian HR Reporter is the national journal of human resource management. Published by HAB Press, a subsidiary of Key Media, we've been covering HR since 1987.
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HR shapes whether workers struggling with mental health seek help or stay silent: Sorenson

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By Todd Humber
| HR News Canada
4 HR departments often decide whether a struggling employee asks for help or hides it, and closing that gap can be the difference between recovery and crisis, a human resources consultant told a session at SHRM26 in Orlando. Chad Sorenson, president of Adaptive HR Solutions, said stigma routinely turn... Remember Me
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AI can help expose pay gaps but humans must decide compensation

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By Todd Humber
| HR News Canada
6 ORLANDO, Fla. — Artificial intelligence can help HR teams uncover pay gaps and benchmark fair wages, but the final decisions on compensation still belong to people — and depend on trust, a Canadian HR educator and consultant told a session at the SHRM26 conference in Florida last month. Andrew Fockl... Remember Me
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Ontario, Quebec and B.C. can lose jobs without raising unemployment: TD report

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By Todd Humber
| HR News Canada
9 The number of jobs Canada needs to add each month to hold its unemployment rate steady has fallen close to zero, and in three of the country's largest provinces it has turned negative, according to a new report from TD Economics. That figure, known as breakeven job growth, measures how much hiring i... Remember Me
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