Pushed to the brink
Burnout is pushing one in 10 Canadian emergency room doctors to leave the profession
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Free the knee?
Is it okay to wear shorts to the office? Inside the polarizing debate
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The enthusiasm penalty
Managers routinely choose the more motivated employee for extra work — even when it negatively impacts employee performance and well‑being
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Job postings are getting ridiculous
Job descriptions are a bloated mess right now, and that’s bad for both candidates and employers
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Go ahead and reply to that email right now
Worried that replying too quickly to a prospective employer could make you seem desperate? New research suggests you may be worrying about the wrong thing
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Giving credit where it’s due
Bosses want you to use AI. Then they credit the AI
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The job-hugging trend is cracking
Despite a seemingly frozen labour market, subtle shifts are tipping the balance of power back to workers
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Canada is killing the non-compete (sort of)
Bill C-31 signals a clear shift towards enhancing employee mobility and labour market competition nationwide
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Our AI guilt complex
Canadians are using AI at work in increasing numbers, and with that increase comes something else: guilt
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Yup, it’s bad out there
A new mid-year analysis from Glassdoor paints an unfortunately grim picture of the workplace
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The march of the aging workforce
The share of older workers in Canadian firms doubled over the past two decades, with manufacturing showing the steepest shift of any industry
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Worship me at the office alter
A six-year study points to narcissistic leaders — not productivity — as the real driving force behind the hatred of remote work
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