Dexter Tilo

Dexter Tilo

Canadian HR Reporter

Dexter Tilo

News Writer

5 years experience

Dexter's specialty topics

Recruitment trends Diversity and inclusion Employee engagement

Dexter is a news writer at Human Resources Director, where he covers workforce trends, labor developments, and HR policy to help industry professionals stay informed on the issues that matter most to their organizations.

With more than five years of professional journalism experience, Dexter has developed a sharp focus on the intersection of business, people management, and current affairs. His reporting draws on a commitment to accuracy and relevance, as well as making complex workplace developments accessible to HR leaders and practitioners.

How I think about writing for this industry…

“Writing for HR professionals has given me a deeper appreciation for the people behind every organisation. I love hearing them share their experiences, challenges, and contributions, and learning more about what drives the work they do.”

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Inquirer.net · Human Resources Director

Featured content from Dexter

Hourly employees unconcerned about AI impact: report Less than half of LGBT+ employees feel comfortable 'being out' at work Which Canadian city is considered a top-10 destination for 'workations'?

Previous experience

  • KVH Media Group — News Editor
  • Inquirer.net — Multimedia Reporter

Education

  • Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, University of Santo Tomas

Read the latest stories by Dexter

Former DEI exec given 5 years in prison for defrauding Facebook, Nike

Former exec also ordered to repay more than $5 million stolen from organisations

Former DEI exec given 5 years in prison for defrauding Facebook, Nike

BC employee wrongfully dismissed over 'strongly worded' email

BC Supreme Court says employee termination 'not a proportionate response'

BC employee wrongfully dismissed over 'strongly worded' email

Nova Scotia hikes wages for early childhood educators

Province to also roll out benefits for all employees in sector

Nova Scotia hikes wages for early childhood educators

New return-to-work duties to take effect in B.C. Jan. 1

'We're making sure that workers are properly supported when they need it the most'

New return-to-work duties to take effect in B.C. Jan. 1

Hourly employees unconcerned about AI impact: report

'Leaders are optimistic that AI and ML (machine learning) will augment their workforce and drive productivity'

Hourly employees unconcerned about AI impact: report

Job vacancies in Canada dip for 5th straight quarter

New data suggests easing in labour market

Job vacancies in Canada dip for 5th straight quarter

Feds urged to review workplace conditions of CHRC's Black, Indigenous, racialized employees

Human rights commissions suffers from 'crisis of confidence' following reports of racism at work

Feds urged to review workplace conditions of CHRC's Black, Indigenous, racialized employees

CSIS hiring human rights specialist to address workplace discrimination

Hiring comes after a complaint from intelligence officer to human rights commission

CSIS hiring human rights specialist to address workplace discrimination

'Inappropriate': Bonuses for CBC execs slammed amid layoffs

CEO says it’s 'too early to say' if execs will be getting bonuses

'Inappropriate': Bonuses for CBC execs slammed amid layoffs

3 in 4 firms eyeing generative AI bans on work devices

HR leaders among those pushing for restrictions: Survey

3 in 4 firms eyeing generative AI bans on work devices