The new modern workplace: resets, rethinks and the great leap forward
“The new modern workplace: resets, rethinks and the great leap forward” Read more here
Briefing Note- Economic Responses to COVID-19 (March 2021)
The economic restrictions and social distancing measures during the COVID-19 pandemic have caused major disruptions to Canadian businesses. Those disruptions are expected to have particularly large negative effects on small and medium-sized organizations, as many of these businesses tend to be concentrated in the travel and hospitality-related industries, such as transportation, restaurants, accommodation, and arts…
Briefing Note: Economic Responses to COVID–19 (January 2021)
This briefing-note is based on information in the public domains and documents relating to economic responses to the pandemic by the Canadian federal and provincial governments. It also summarizes similar responses by other developed countries for the purpose of comparison.
Best Practices shared from CPHR Alberta on Reopening
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About non-medical masks and face coverings
Appropriate use of non-medical mask or face covering When and how to use masks Respirators Versus Surgical Masks
The business case for diversity and inclusion in a crisis
Presented in Partnership with the Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion COVID-19 has changed the world. It has changed how we do business. It has changed how we operate. It has changed how we engage and interact. For how long… no one knows. It could be a few months or a year. Or it could…
Mental Health and Resilience During COVID-19 Webinar
This webinar from the Crisis and Trauma Resource Institute will explore key factors for understanding the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Viewers will receive concrete guidance for building resilience and staying emotionally and mentally healthy during this stressful time, including insights for supporting children.
Re-opening & Recovery of New Brunswick
A Guide for Businesses & Organizations The Chamber of Commerce for Greater Moncton, in partnership with the Fredericton Chamber and the Saint John Region Chamber, has developed a business re-opening guide. This guide consolidates the information provided so far by the province on the steps businesses must take to safely reopen.
After the Great Lockdown
A conversation with global human resources leaders on setting the course for recovery. On April 21, 2020, under the leadership of Anthony Ariganello, President & Chief Executive Officer, Chartered Professionals in Human Resources Canada and Leyla Nascimento, President, Word Federation of People Management Associations Human Resource, leaders from around the world gathered to discuss and…
Frequently Asked Questions to Assist Employers
There are so many questions out there, and often many different answers. Take a moment to read this FAQ prepared by Sherrard Kuzz, Employment & Labour Lawyers As COVID-19 continues to spread the globe, employers need to know their legal rights and obligations as it relates to the Canadian Workplace. Here are the answers to…
Finding the way forward: Guiding businesses through coronavirus (COVID-19)
The team at Grant Thornton LLP is committed to helping their clients, colleagues and communities, as we all try to navigate the impacts of COVID-19. Check out their comprehensive resources page to help manage the impact of COVID-19 on businesses.
Available now online! NB Business Webinar
Subject matter experts are coming together in this weekly video series answering questions on topics faced by many of you. The first in the series is focused on Employer HR Responsibilities and Resources. Watch here: https://lnkd.in/e_dFBEG
Quick Reference Guide of Support for New Brunswick Workers & Students Affected by COVID-19
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Tackling Your Top Concerns About Coronavirus
In case you missed the webinar from March 24th which provides the most frequently asked questions and answers our team of advisors and HR professionals have been handling. Check it out here As well here is a “Tackling Your Top Concerns About Coronavirus Checklist” you can download as well.
Layoff Notice and COVID-19
In New Brunswick, employers are required to provide employees with notice of layoff, with some exceptions. The Employment Standards Act provides an exception which allows employers to lay off employees without notice when there is a lack of work due to a reason which was unforeseen by the employer. A layoff under this section can…
Support for workers and businesses impacted by COVID-19
New: Emergency Care Benefit Yesterday, the federal government announced further financial support for workers and businesses impacted by COVID-19. For workers who do not have access to paid sick leave or do not qualify for Employment Insurance, the government has introduced the Emergency Care Benefit. Those eligible include: workers who are quarantined or sick with…
Prime Minister announces more support for workers and businesses through Canada’s COVID-19 Economic Response Plan
The Government of Canada is taking strong and quick action to protect our economy, and the health, safety, and jobs of all Canadians during the global COVID-19 outbreak. The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today announced a new set of economic measures to help stabilize the economy and help Canadians affected by the impacts of this…
COVID-19 and small business: Keeping you and your employees safe
CFIB opening Business Helpline to non CFIB members for COVID-19 issues To help business owners navigate the urgent COVID19 situation, the CFIB is opening their Business Helpline to non-CFIB members. For advice managing coronavirus in the workplace, business owners can call 1-888-234-2232. https://www.cfib-fcei.ca/en/tools-resources/covid-19-coronavirus-business
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Advice for Canadian Employers
A guide to understanding how to support your business and workforce through a global health emergency Introduction The new coronavirus disease, now officially named COVID-19, was declared a global health emergency by the World Health Organization in January 2020. As the virus has the potential to spread extensively, it’s likely to pose a significant…