The crash of a Germanwings flight in the French Alps, killing all those on board, is an unspeakable tragedy. This tragedy highlights some important HR lessons that can be applied across numerous workplaces.
As human resources management experts, we are seeing an increase in the number of mental health issues that our clients are facing with their employees. Depression, anxiety, substance abuse, post-traumatic stress, or just generally being stressed out - these are but a few of the more common health challenges we hear about. In the last [...]
In light of the recent allegations involving Jian Ghomeshi and the investigation into the misconduct of two federal Liberal MPs, there has been heightened awareness of the issue of harassment in the workplace.
It's been a very exciting time for Clear HR Consulting and we wanted to share with you our latest news. Read on for your chance to win a new Apple iPad 2. Recent Media Appearances We are contacted quite regularly by local and national media looking for HR expert comments for their stories. July has [...]
Vancouver-based Clear HR Consulting was contacted by BC Business magazine for human resources expertise for an article on how to handle office romances. Some expert tips that Cissy Pau, principal consultant of Clear HR Consulting, shared on how to handle office romances included: Don't ban office romances - instead set a clear policy on workplace [...]
Vancouver-based Clear HR Consulting was contacted by BC Business magazine for human resources expertise for an article on how to choose a location for your business. Some expert tips that Cissy Pau, principal consultant of Clear HR Consulting, shared for finding your dream office included: locating your business where you can attract the kind of employees [...]
CBC Radio BC contacted Clear HR Consulting to discuss a UBC study which found that Canadians with English names are more often called back for job interviews than job seekers with Asian names. Cissy Pau, Clear HR Consulting's Principal Consultant, was interviewed for CBC Radio's "On the Coast" program to discuss her thoughts on the study's results. [...]
