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Is failure such a bad thing? We can learn to approach these situations with a positive outlook, taking the time to ask ourselves “What can I learn from this? How...

As with any trauma, a grieving process follows losing your job. While it’s easy to get bogged down with feelings of disappointment, sadness, and anxiety during this uncertain time, it’s vital not...

While working in helping professions such as counselling can be very rewarding, it can also be stressful and draining. Self-care can help reduce stress and the risk of burnout. The...

After years of drug addiction and homelessness, Kenny Sawyer found himself staring at a job application at Hypertherm. He was sober at last. He really wanted this job. But the application...

A new study by a team of Harvard-affiliated researchers found graduate students are disproportionately likely to struggle with mental-health issues. The researchers surveyed roughly 500 economics Ph.D. candidates at eight...

Here’s a radical thought: What if workers wanted more than money or if they were willing to trade some of it for other, harder to quantify things? What if they...

More than half of Canadians say they, a co-worker, or both have been bullied on the job — but while the majority reported it to their employer, only one-third of...

Any transition in life can be stressful. Career transition in particular often happens at the same time as other life stressors, including personal, family, health or financial concerns. Recognizing our...

Employees may desire the flexibility to work remotely because it often gives them the freedom to work when, where and how they want. But working remotely can make you less...

Job interviews can rattle even the most seasoned job candidates. This isn’t surprising given that the stakes are high. It’s common for applicants to be anxious about their qualifications, about...