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HRFest Canada day one: the big event is underway

HRFest Canada day one: the big event is underway

Canada's biggest HR gathering is under way in Toronto – here are the sessions shaping today's conversations

At HRFest Canada, an HR leader on managing change without burnout

One HR leader on what transformation really means at work, and the burnout risk that can come with it

At HRFest Canada, an HR leader on managing change without burnout

Skills-based hiring and AI in the spotlight at HRFest Canada

From AI-assisted shortlists to leaner job ads, Indeed says employers are rethinking how they find candidates with potential

Skills-based hiring and AI in the spotlight at HRFest Canada

Beyond AI: human judgment, people skills still key to strategy

The most important skills of the future may be the ones we've always needed, says a global HR sector lead

Beyond AI: human judgment, people skills still key to strategy

Premium

Benefits got broader. Now they need to connect

Benefits got broader. Now they need to connect

Moving coordination of coverage, clinical expertise, and outside support from employees into the plan

Transformation

AI training gap leaves nearly half of Canadian workers exposed: survey

AI training gap leaves nearly half of Canadian workers exposed: survey

‘No single control catches every scam or every mistake, so it’s essential for employees to understand how their actions can affect the organization’

An AI agent gave out confidential information to save itself. Employers should pay attention

An AI agent gave out confidential information to save itself. Employers should pay attention

Hannah Fry's experiment with an autonomous agent called Cass reads like a case file on bad incentives, borrowed identities and a new kind of insider risk

Exclusive Features

From burnout to better health: Nadim Kara’s case for human-centred benefits

From burnout to better health: Nadim Kara’s case for human-centred benefits

GreenShield's Head of People & Culture on what changed his approach to workplace wellbeing

Employment Law

Airport workers lose severance after contract flip to rivals

Four new providers picked up the work - but the workers' severance stayed behind

Human rights tribunal dismisses UPS worker's discrimination complaint over accommodation

He blamed his firing on age, faith and eyesight, but the tribunal wasn't convinced

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