Sarah Dobson

Sarah Dobson

A long-time journalist, Sarah Dobson is the editor of the Canadian HR Reporter group.

Having been involved with this HR publication for more than 14 years, Sarah knows the readership well and is responsible for ensuring quality content and insightful coverage of the human resources industry. This includes topics such as mental health, employment law, diversity and equity, performance management, recruitment, compensation, workplace safety and corporate culture.

A graduate in English/History and Journalism from Carleton University and Conestoga College, Sarah has nearly 25 years of experience in publishing, including work at Marketing Magazine and Toronto Life. She is a dedicated writer and editor who works hard to produce trusted, unbiased content that appeals to various stakeholders.

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Wildfires in Alberta put spotlight on crisis management

HR has plenty to consider around OHS, staffing, work refusals, payroll and layoffs, say experts

Wildfires in Alberta put spotlight on crisis management

Union lambasts TELUS’ buyout offer to 2,000 workers

Says it's 'implausible' telecom suddenly doesn't need labour

Union lambasts TELUS’ buyout offer to 2,000 workers

2 studies show how layoffs, resignations lead to higher turnover

'It's very bad news for organizations, especially if they are laying off high performers'

2 studies show how layoffs, resignations lead to higher turnover

3M fires top exec for inappropriate conduct – 3 weeks after promotion

30-year veteran also dismissed for violation of company policy

3M fires top exec for inappropriate conduct – 3 weeks after promotion

HR leader profile: Deborah Best of BlueShore Financial

'I'm excited about topics like AI… if we're not talking about AI actively as a business, we're missing a whole opportunity'

HR leader profile: Deborah Best of BlueShore Financial

CRA workers reach tentative agreement

New deal includes provisions around hybrid work, paid leave for Indigenous employees

CRA workers reach tentative agreement

Rejected: Claim for workplace injury at home not allowed by tribunal

Unlike previous Air Canada decision, fall on stairs did not occur during course of work

Rejected: Claim for workplace injury at home not allowed by tribunal

Software firm sees 14-per-cent jump in productivity using ChatGPT

Study provides 'first empirical evidence' of generative AI's impact in customer service setting

Software firm sees 14-per-cent jump in productivity using ChatGPT

Tentative deal reached for 120,000 PSAC members

Government calls agreements 'fair, competitive and reasonable'

Tentative deal reached for 120,000 PSAC members

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Labour dispute puts spotlight on inflationary wage increases, right to work from home

Should employers be worried about the federal strike?

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