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Three in 50 CEOs at B.C.’s top companies women: report

Three in 50 CEOs at B.C.’s top companies women: report

Minerva BC Score Card reveals some gains in certain organizations
B.C. poised for $100 million-plus additional subsidy for international student health care

B.C. poised for $100 million-plus additional subsidy for international student health care

Province will become one of three Canadian jurisdictions to insure international students staying for less than a year
B.C. introduces bill to protect temporary foreign workers

B.C. introduces bill to protect temporary foreign workers

B.C. Labour Minister Harry Bains on October 23 introduced a bill to protect temporary foreign workers – a piece of legislation that will require employers to be registered and recruiters to be licensed.
For the record, October 23, 2018

For the record, October 23, 2018

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Feeding Growth cultivating connections

Feeding Growth cultivating connections

UBC workshop helping seed success for food-sector startups
For the record, October 16, 2018

For the record, October 16, 2018

Email your For the Record information to: [email protected]. Please include a high-resolution, colour headshot where possible. Photos appear in the print edition only. Development/Construction Darren Tice has joined Elias Tkachuk Contracting Ltd.
Cannabis legalization complicates employment policies

Cannabis legalization complicates employment policies

Businesses grapple with a wide range of human resources issues created by legal marijuana

Infographic: How happy are Canadians with their managers?

According to a new OfficeTeam report, most Canadian workers - 79% - are happy with their bosses. Of those, many say they consider their bosses to be good leaders, mentors and even friends.
For the record, October 9, 2018

For the record, October 9, 2018

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Industry being pushed to make private-sector benefits more competitive

Industry being pushed to make private-sector benefits more competitive

For the past couple of years, Canada and particularly British Columbia have been grappling with the challenges of a tight labour market that has been characterized by low unemployment and increased labour demand.