Human Resources & Education
Covering training, career development, higher education and all human resources issues in Vancouver, British Columbia and Canada as a whole
B.C. nurses sue Interior Health over wage disparity with doctors
"Nurses have, and continue to be, compensated at a lower rate than the practice of medicine by general practitioners," the suit states
Canadians have fewer paid vacation days than other countries, survey shows
Canadians pride themselves on a lot of things: health care, quality maple syrup, delicious poutine on the East Coast and exquisite sushi on the West Coast. But research from Compare The Market...
B.C. business travel, commuting face inflationary headwinds
Employers also ‘pushing back’ against hybrid-work arrangements and other pandemic trends
Hybrid-work environment affects health, leisure time
Blurring lines between work, leisure, office, home has positive and negative effects
How is the new post-pandemic workplace working?
Office life permanently changed by pandemic? Looks likely, experts say
B.C. government seeking public input on employment standards for gig workers in the ride-hailing and food-delivery sectors
Many of them earn less than minimum wage for a shift because they’re currently only paid for ‘active time’
Business Consulting Projects set students up for industry success
Through the School of Business + Media, companies provide real-life challenges
DVBIA CEO Nolan Marshall III leaves job and city
Marshall arrived in Vancouver in mid-2021 to replace retiring CEO Charles Gauthier
How should businesses deal with employees' day-off requests during FIFA World Cup?
Canada's first appearance in decades expected to spike fan enthusiasm, while games' start times in B.C. range from 7 to 11 a.m.
Women making small gains, but still troublingly under-represented in the C-Suite
CALGARY — It's been eight years since Canadian securities regulators instituted so-called comply-or-explain rules in an effort to increase the number of women in the nation's corporate boardrooms and...