The report (published February 2020) details the findings of a study by Bloom and NATIONAL Public Relations, addressing the implications of philanthropic support from cannabis interests to Canadian charities. Summary
In today’s changing environment, organizations are innovating at a rapid pace in order to remain or become competitive in recruiting top talent. The nonprofit community works extremely hard, with limited
Original broadcast date: Thursday, February 13, 2020 Summary: For many – and this is particularly true within the nonprofit sector – empathy is our first point of meaningful connection to diversity,
The Canada Revenue Agency is pleased to offer a series of webinars. If you are a board member, a treasurer, a volunteer, or an employee of a charity, a session
Today, the Honourable Carla Qualtrough, Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Disability Inclusion, announced the launch of the employer application period for the 2020 Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ) program. Starting
Only one-third of employees surveyed (33%) plan to stay at their jobs this year, compared to 47% who said the same in 2019. That’s according to a new report conducted
Results from the Gen Z and the Future of Work in Canada study—which polled over 1,500 Canadian employees—revealed that Gen Z attitudes about workplace technology, preferred forms of communication and the value these
Children’s Aid Foundation of Canada has opened nominations for the 2020 Lynn Factor Stand up for Kids National Award, which recognizes extraordinary Canadians whose efforts have improved the lives of vulnerable children
Original broadcast date: Thursday, January 30, 2020 Summary: Job hunting can be challenging in today’s market and applicants need every edge they can get. Volunteering is a great way
According to a new survey from Robert Half, less than half of professionals in Canada (43%) said their company provides the option to work off-site. Of those, 61% take advantage of the
