Each month, Canadian HR Reporter is highlighting articles on a hot topic that matters to HR leaders and professionals
Each month, Canadian HR Reporter is highlighting articles on a hot topic that matters to HR leaders and professionals
For October, we’re focusing on the topic of workplace mental health, covering everything from AI and changing productivity expectations to 'TikTok self-diagnosis' and mindfulness at work.
Be sure to check back regularly for updates on with the latest content.
Exclusive roundtable: From policy to practice — mental health in the workplace
HR executives from Ikea Canada, Algonquin College and Centurion Asset Management discuss AI, automation and changing productivity expectations, plus the role of management and metrics
A lot of workers are really tired of the word ‘resilience’’
Fixing workplace mental health starts with co-design, not off-the-shelf tools, experts say in discussing study on public safety workers
'Dr. TikTok is a real problem here'
From self-diagnosis to work from home, new Canadian study cites growing complexity of accommodation — with lawyer providing tips for HR
Mindfulness at work can help employees keep pace with AI: expert
Micro-breathing sessions guided by vibrations on smartwatch can help with balance
