Human Resource Management
The Conference Board of Canada provides you with strategic information on current human resource management challenges as well as a Canadian perspective on trends in human resource management.
Topics covered:
- compensation planning
- reward strategies
- benefit programs
- health and wellness
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- employee engagement
- work–life issues
- performance management
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Executive Networks
- Canadian Council for Learning and Development
- Compensation Research Centre
- Council of Industrial Relations Executives
- Council on Workplace Health and Wellness
- Councils for Senior Human Resource Executives—National
- Councils for Senior Human Resource Executives—East
- Councils for Senior Human Resource Executives—West
- Council on Inclusive Work Environments
- Human Resource Development Centre
- Strategic Human Resources Management Council
Conferences
Human Resource Management Research
This research is available to subscribers of the Human Resource Management service.
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This report, which looks at current global practices in leadership development and analyzes the different approaches regionally, can help organizations implement leadership development initiatives that transform their leaders and yield maximum results.
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| 36 pages |
June 2013
| Amy Abel, Rebecca L. Ray, Ric Roi, Ph.D.
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In most Asian markets, a combination of demographics, education, and hyperinvestment means that companies across the continent are struggling to fill their management ranks.
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| 56 pages |
June 2013
| Rebecca L. Ray, Amy Abel, Nicholas Sutcliffe, Gary Schmidt, Ph.D., Ric Roi, Ph.D., Dr. Nandani Lynton
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Join us for a special 60-minute webinar with Karla Thorpe, Director of the Conference Board's Leadership and Human Resources Research division.
The Best Practices in Workplace Wellness and Employee Health Webinar reviews Conference Board research and best practices on workplace health and wellness, including how to:
Build mentally healthy workplaces
Promote healthy active lifestyles through nutrition, smoking cessation, and fitness programs
Manage absenteeism through effective disability management practices
Make the business case for investments in workplace health and wellness
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May 2013
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Compensation and Benefits Research
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The Conference Board of Canada and The Directors College present Executive Compensation: Snakes and Ladders—The Updated Game webinar, with Christopher Chen, National Director, Executive Compensation, Hay Group Limited and Bill Swirsky, Corporate Director.
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May 2013
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Get the story behind the numbers. We are pleased to present Balancing Your Benefits Webinar—a webinar that showcases the research findings and brings the Benchmarking Benefits 2012 report data to life. You will come away with the insights you need to deal with today’s rapidly changing environment. Benchmark your programs against those of your peers and competitors to keep ahead of the pack as you compete for talent. This session will include presentations by report authors Karla Thorpe and Heidi Martin.
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March 2013
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This report analyzes findings from a 2012 survey of 359 companies issuing equity securities registered with the U.S. SEC and provides benchmarking information on the compensation awarded to individual board members in FY2011 and on board practices.
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February 2013
| Matteo Tonello
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