Mallory Hendry

Mallory Hendry

Mallory Hendry is a Content Specialist for Human Resources Director, part of the Key Media publishing company. Mallory has a special interest in covering diversity and inclusion, the future of work, and labour and employment law issues.

A contributor to Key Media since 2019, Mallory previously wrote for Canadian Lawyer Magazine, Law Times News, Canadian Occupational Safety Magazine and Canadian HR Reporter. Mallory began her career as a content editor for Thomson Reuters Canada's legal products before moving to the media side of the company, where she started as a copy editor and progressed to assistant editor.

Mallory graduated from Queen’s University with a major in English and a minor in sociology, and received her journalism diploma from Centennial College. A life-long learner, she loves nothing more than covering new developments in human resource management.

Embracing the new era of HR

Embracing the new era of HR

Upcoming webinar explores the various ways leaders can prepare for – and thrive in – 2023 and beyond

Workplace audits highlight liabilities in wake of COVID-19

Workplace audits highlight liabilities in wake of COVID-19

Employers need to address gaps, adapt policies to the new normal — before the second wave

The New Normal: How to engage remote workers

The New Normal: How to engage remote workers

"HR teams see a wide range of challenges day-to-day"

COVID-19: How technology can save your workforce

COVID-19: How technology can save your workforce

What comes to mind when you think of a modern workforce management solution?

COVID-19 crisis management: Life after lockdown

COVID-19 crisis management: Life after lockdown

The pandemic has so many unknown variables — are leaders ready to address them all?

The art of building a great benefit plan

The art of building a great benefit plan

Employers should focus on employee experience and wellness along with standard protection

COVID-19: How to work at home and stay sane

COVID-19: How to work at home and stay sane

Record numbers of employees are working from home during the global COVID-19 pandemic

Lyra Health partners with Starbucks to offer innovative mental health benefits to employees

Lyra Health partners with Starbucks to offer innovative mental health benefits to employees

Starbucks Coffee Co. recently announced that Lyra Health’s mental health benefits will be rolled out to employees across the United States beginning in April

Do 'trendy' office perks actually work?

Do 'trendy' office perks actually work?

Ping pong and pool tables and nomad seating, oh my

Jack Welch: Life & legacy of 'manager of the century'

Jack Welch: Life & legacy of 'manager of the century'

Jack Welch, driving force at GE for two decades, dies at 84