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EAP use skyrockets for oil and gas workers
Industry has seen increased EAP use for addiction, elder care and child care
Biggest challenge on road to recovery: Retention
Employers ready to boost pay, says survey
BC HRMA offers new HR metrics service
Quarterly reports help firms identify trends, make workforce planning and HR decisions
News Briefs
B.C., feds help older workers; Videos teach Alberta students about work safety; Territory launches immigrant nominee program; Quebec encourages early mat leave; more support for N.S. Magna workers; U.S. unemployment hits 9.7 per cent
High-potential employees mobile in recession: Study
But senior women more likely to be laid off
Nip and tuck recovery qualifies for sick pay (Legal view)
Employer claimed elective cosmetic surgery was ‘self-inflicted injury’ and ineligible for benefit, but arbitrator disagreed
Relocations can slow CEO ascent: Study
Time away valuable but too much can mean missed opportunities back home
4 options for pension uniformity
C.D. Howe paper addresses provincial differences
Loss a powerful motivator for change
5 unusual ideas about change
Executive compensation recovering
While compensation should return to pre-recession levels next year, methods of determining pay are changing to include stock units, clawbacks
HR metrics all about context
Anything can be measured, but what should HR focus on when crunching numbers?
HR outsourcing evolves with specialized services
Collaboration among vendors, personalization for employees a reality as outsourcing matures
When bad things happen
It pays to be prepared in any location
The A to Z of relocation
Building and managing a relocation program that aligns with corporate culture and supports business objectives
Cross-border recruitment: The employee perspective
Communication, sensitivity, transparency help employees with big move to Canada
Math on metrics tool is adding up (Editor’s notes)
BC HRMA's HR metrics service worth a serious look
Selling your soul? Hit the eject button (Guest commentary)
What to do if you're trapped in a soul-compromising experience.
Working with human nature to change CN (Guest commentary)
Railway giant focuses on new tools, behaviours to boost engagement
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Sept 20, 2010
With a special look at Relocation

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