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Charting a return to work during and after a pandemic

Charting a return to work during and after a pandemic

Study examines how to reintegrate employees into workplace as COVID-19 restrictions ease
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Contact tracing working well, with no outbreaks in B.C. schools: Henry

Contact tracing working well, with no outbreaks in B.C. schools: Henry

Health authorities were not ‘fully aligned’ on sharing COVID-19 school exposures, says Henry
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BIV Women in Business Podcast Series

BIV Women in Business Podcast Series

Beginning Monday, September 28, BIV will present a week-long series of podcasts covering women in business in British Columbia.
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Women in Business: How women of colour can own their success

Women in Business: How women of colour can own their success

Women in leadership roles are shaping a new era for diversity and inclusion
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Lessons of maximum business acceleration

Lessons of maximum business acceleration

Leaders of B.C.’s fastest-growing companies share how they’ve kept pace with rapid expansion
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Student safety concerns prompt teachers’ labour board application

Student safety concerns prompt teachers’ labour board application

Pandemic safety measures called “inconsistent and inadequate”
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Over 60% of Canadians say they would rather continue to work remotely

Over 60% of Canadians say they would rather continue to work remotely

Are you nervous about going back to work?
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Feds announce official launch of SFU's Pivot 2020 project for youth employment

Feds announce official launch of SFU's Pivot 2020 project for youth employment

Federal officials announced this morning in Burnaby that Pivot 2020 – a youth employment program to be managed by Simon Fraser University – has officially launched.
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B.C. education minister diverts federal COVID-19 money to school districts

B.C. education minister diverts federal COVID-19 money to school districts

B.C. teachers’ union emphasizes need to mandate remote learning options and ensure physical distancing
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BCTF says federal funding should be spent on physical distancing, smaller class sizes

BCTF says federal funding should be spent on physical distancing, smaller class sizes

The $242 million in federal funding earmarked for B.C.’s return to in-class instruction should be used to decrease class sizes and promote physical distancing, according to the B.C. Teachers Federation (BCTF). That funding is B.C.
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