Human Resources & Education

Loyalty program should reward both customers and business

UBC's new president aims to improve university's community engagement, strategic business partnerships

In response to growing demand for skilled workers in British Columbia, particularly in the liquefied natural gas (LNG) sector, the province’s Industry Training Authority (ITA) has qualified nine schools to provide construction craft worker training

I’m looking to hire some top executives for my company, but I’ve heard the city is experiencing a talent crunch. What should I know before expanding my search beyond Vancouver?

The latest group of Business in Vancouver’s Forty Under 40 winners revealed

Crawling out of bed and walking up to one’s work desk in pyjamas isn’t usually a sign an employee is at the top of his or her game.

Locals hire executives based in other cities as Vancouver struggles to find qualified personnel

Vancouver’s Westport Innovations (TSX:WPT) has named a new chairwoman to its board of directors as B.C. continues to trail the rest of the country in female boardroom representation.

Caucasians in favour of affirmative action can actually be biased against their own race when it comes to hiring decisions, according to research from Simon Fraser University and the University of B.C.

Are the days of keeping up with contacts in your business network by meeting up over lunch or a drink numbered?