Attraction And Retention — Entidade

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Six in 10 Canadian employers plan to hire more workers by end of 2026: survey

Nearly six in 10 (58 per cent) Canadian employers say they plan to increase hiring before the end of 2026 as organizations advance business priorities and seek specialized talent to address persistent

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Career advancement, employee recognition key to managing retention: expert

With employee turnover costing businesses an average of $30,680 per employee annually, it’s important for employers to focus on career advancement, employee recognition and strong leadership to

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Canadian gen Z workers increasingly eyeing side hustles amid rising cost of living: survey

Almost a third (31 per cent) of Canadian generation Z employees say they already have or are considering a side hustle, with nearly half (49 per cent) motivated by the need to earn extra income and ac

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How menstrual leave can support employee health, attraction and retention efforts

Employers are increasingly considering implementing menstrual leave for employees, a move that can support women’s health as well as attraction and retention efforts, says Alexandra Russell, associate

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Sounding Board: Good pension plans are good economics

A workplace pension plan demonstrates an employer’s genuine interest in helping their people build the financial future they want. It can strengthen trust, support retention and contribute to a strong

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OMERS, Oxford Properties Group supporting employee engagement with Take Your Parent to Work Day

The Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System and its real estate arm Oxford Properties Group are supporting employee engagement with its recent Take Your Parent to Work Day event. The inaugural e

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44% of Canadian employees planning to look for new job in second half of 2026: survey

More than two-fifths (44 per cent) of Canadian professionals say they’re planning to look for a new job in the second half of 2026, up from 33 per cent in the first half of the year and 26 per c

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Survey finds 20% of gen-Z men taking mental-health leave

A fifth (20 per cent) of generation Z male employees say they’ve taken mental-health leave, leading the way among different generations, according to a new survey by The Standard. The survey, which po