Impacts of COVID-19 on Women Working Part-Time
Between February and May 2020, women bore 57% of employment losses, and experienced higher rates of job losses than men across all education levels....
Career Exploration Through the Lens of Equity
How do you give career exploration, job search and professional development direction in the midst of a pandemic of unprecedented proportions and a highly publicized uprising against racism, with protests...
Job Design For Neurotypes: Searching For That Elusive Match
Though each individual is unique, different types of neurodiversity can bring strengths that might lend themselves to certain types of work....
How to Begin Talking About Race in the Workplace
“To eradicate systemic racism, it is important for managers to empower employees and provide them with resources for having productive conversations about race,” writes Wharton management professor Stephanie Creary in this opinion...
Why Canada still needs immigrants despite soaring unemployment
Immigrants drive economic growth in Canada, and a slowdown brought on by the pandemic could have repercussions for decades....
The Microaggressions Towards Black Women You Might Be Complicit In At Work
Black female professionals are facing discrimination for both their race and gender and, given how widespread the problem is, the chance that you have been a part of that discrimination,...
Mentoring more than doubles newcomer’s chances of securing ‘good quality job’
The results of a TRIEC study show that mentoring makes a key positive contribution to the careers of newcomer professionals. Current challenges include securing enough mentors and expanding existing infrastructure...
10 resources for supporting LGBTQ2+ clients’ career development
This week saw a major win for the LGBTQ2+ workforce in the United States when a landmark Supreme Court ruling determined that employers cannot fire workers for being gay or...
The critical role of immigrants in the Canadian workforce
TRIEC shares key themes from the #ImmigrantsWork Twitter chat – which reached over 30,000 people – including why immigration will continue to be an important pillar of Canada’s strategic growth...
Black lives matter, black careers matter
Career is how individuals build their lives, find their way through education, into work, provide for their families and so on. All of this requires some kind of level of...