‘Lazy’ millennials will be 75 per cent of the workforce by 2025
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT: Here’s how to fully engage them for your business success
Tag: Labour
Growth in federal employment is unsustainable
LEE HARDING: The only options left for Canadians are a tax revolt, voting out the government, or a job working for the feds
If we want to thrive, we need bright young workers
ROSLYN KUNIN: Being native to the digital world is one factor that differentiates the young from their parents. They have values and expectations
It’s a bumpy ride for women trying to get back to work post-Covid
KATHERINE SCOTT: The deep divisions in Canada’s labour market have taken on heightened urgency in recent months, with the growing pressures on family budgets
Tips for earning more while working less
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT: We need the right systems and people, allowing us to step back as owners and focus on the things that will really make the company successful
Having trouble keeping or hiring staff?
ROSLYN KUNIN: Increasing wages works to some extent. But retraining and being a better boss will do more
Are subcontractors hurting your brand?
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT: When subcontractors engage with our customers, they represent our company. So they need to maintain the same standards of professionalism
Exploiting workers is a dark and lonely path to wealth
GERRY CHIDIAC: Instead of providing good service to others, many powerful people have become rich by exploiting workers and average citizens
Investing in human capital will pay huge dividends
ROSLYN KUNIN: The value we add will be in the creative ways we use new tools to generate new ideas and outputs, and to solve old problems
Women still facing barriers to careers in skilled trades
FRANCE DAVIAULT: Why is change so slow?
Is it time to walk away from trade with China?
JACK BUCKBY: If China wants to keep trading with the West, it needs to do something about the living standards of its working people
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