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Two in five employers feel productivity would increase under a compressed schedule More than two-thirds (68 per cent) of managers say it's OK for employees to engage in non-work-related activities...

More than three-quarters of workers able to listen to music at work enjoy it Younger workers most apt to enjoy tunes while working 61 per cent of employees at least somewhat more productive when...

Most Canadian workers spend their lunch breaks 'screened-in,' new research from staffing firm OfficeTeam suggests. While 45 per cent of professionals said they do socialize with colleagues at...

There's good news and bad news when it comes to how satisfied Canadian workers are with their compensation. The good: 51 per cent of professionals surveyed by global staffing firm Robert Half feel...

38 per cent of IT decision makers report their bad hires were a poor corporate culture fit Skills-based and Interpersonal issues cumulatively account for more than half of hiring mistakes 44 per...

Survey Finds They're Changing the Needed Skills, Increasing IT Collaboration TORONTO, Aug. 14, 2018 /CNW/ - Blockchain isn't just disrupting how business is conducted, it's disrupting the demands...

Nearly one in 10 workers have been moved to a lower role at a job; it's happened most to male professionals and those ages 35 to 54 40 per cent of employees who were demoted became disengaged; 18...

More than two-thirds of Canadian workers rate their work-life balance as good to excellent 35 per cent of employees say their work-life balance is getting better compared to three years ago...

Financial leaders continue breaking the mold and expanding their influence throughout their organizations. In a Robert Half Management Resources survey, finance executives in Canada most...

On average, workers spend 15 per cent of their time in meetings and feel 25 per cent of it is wasted Common issues include starting or ending late, unnecessary meetings, people interrupting, and...