Yapping not tapping

More and more people are now talking to AI voice dictation tools rather than clacking the keys. Will ‘voicepilling’ make everyone more productive — or just more annoying?

Can remote work help solve the fertility crisis?

As countries worldwide seek ways to offset declining birth rates, researchers say a widespread remote-work model could provide a sizable baby boom

How employee-owned businesses could shake up Canada’s business scene

Employee ownership trusts are here to stay. That’s a good thing

The greying corner office

The average CEO age is up a decade from 2000. Will younger generations miss out on the top role?

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Paying the price

Canada’s mental health crisis is costing the economy an estimated $180 billion a year — and employers are shouldering most of the burden

The controversial workplace ban you may need to consider

From sealed pouches to strict meeting rules, a growing number of companies are cracking down on employee phone use

The digital revolution meets the handshake

Amid the dehumanizing maze of online hiring, job fairs are making a powerful comeback

Digital clutter is weighing you down

The average employee spends a staggering 29 days a year searching through digital clutter for the information they need

Rewirement vs. retirement

The majority of mid-career and older employees want to embrace AI, but a lack of necessary training is pushing some to call it quits

The hell of corporate retreats

Sure, team retreats can help create a more collaborative workforce. But they can also go off the rails fastA

The price of work, visible for all

LLMs are becoming increasingly proficient at providing salary information, offering a new, accessible tool for compensation benchmarking and negotiation

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