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To degree, or not to degree
To sit at the strategic table, HR professionals require not only experience, but a university education as well. At least that seems to the be the thinking behind the changes the Certified Human Resources Professional (CHRP) designation.




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Montana’s Cookhouse serves up recognition
Immediate and easy-to-use program curries favour with young, vocal workers
Written by Laurie J. Blake   
Read more...Immediate, on-the-spot, peer-to-peer, and manager-to-associate, Montana's Cookhouse launched its new rewards program to reward and  encourage positive behaviours and service from it's friendly Gen Y staff.

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Supreme Court closes floodgates to punitive damages
Honda v. Keays appeal successful
Written by Malcolm J. MacKillop and Meighan Ferris-Miles   
After the appeal in Honda Canada Inc. v. Keays, employers were holding their breath to see what the Supreme Court of Canada would do about claims of punitive damages in wrongful dismissal claims. The wait is over - employers can rest assured that the Supreme Court set things straight. Punitive damages will only be available in rare cases.

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Establish a positive corporate reputation prior to a crisis
Maintaining your corporate reputation and employees’ confidence key to surviving critical incident
Written by J. Lynn Fraser   
“A crisis is a business challenge that has the likelihood of impairing an organization’s ability to conduct its affairs.”   
Danielle Riposati, Partner, NATIONAL Public Relations

A company is more likely to survive a crisis and thrive in the marketplace if they have positive corporate values and that their best practices are based on demonstrated responsible behaviour. Their brand’s strength and the confidence of their employees are bound to a company’s corporate reputation.

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New immigration program aims to alleviate staffing woes
Program allows certain immigrants to bypass cumbersome points system
Written by Veronica Zanfir   
On September 17, 2008, the Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration released the Canadian Experience Class, a new program intended to make the immigration system more responsive to Canada's labour market needs. The Canadian Experience Class (CEC) enables temporary foreign workers who meet certain criteria to apply for Canadian permanent residence. The CEC comes as part of a series of initiatives the ministry has fashioned to aid employers in recruiting and retaining skilled staff.

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Transition planning on the HR front is a long-term prospect
Planning for succession is becoming an important strategic issue for HR professionals
Written by Michael Epstein   
Consultant Michael Epstein says companies must plan for succession not just months, but years in advance of anticipated transitions to ensure all business practices -- recruitment, professional development, industry networking -- are all aligned for success.


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