by Christopher J. Howe | Jan 25, 2022 | Learning and Growth, Pay Equity
Are pay equity and job evaluation an important part of your organization? Most managers and employees have a love/hate relationship with job descriptions. Employees view them as a ‘creative writing contest’; and managers perceive them as a bureaucratic nuisance. Why?... 
by Jim Bugg | Apr 24, 2020 | Emotional Intelligence, Job Evaluation
How valuable is emotional intelligence these days? It’s a question that many are asking themselves as the coronavirus pandemic settles into its eighth week of escalation in North America. The 24-hour news cycle has fed us a multitude of approaches world leaders and... 
by Doug Chapman | Dec 10, 2019 | Article, Job Evaluation, Pay Equity
Market pricing jobs is the process used to determine the external value of a job. The approach typically uses brief job descriptions and/or general knowledge of the work to benchmark jobs found in the organization’s competitive marketplace. Information regarding... 
by Doug Chapman | Nov 21, 2018 | Article, Pay Equity
Pay Equity is becoming federal law in Canada… In response to the report of the House of Commons committee on pay equity, the Government of Canada announced October 29th, 2018 its intention to bring in legislation to better ensure all employees in federally regulated... 
by Doug Chapman | Aug 16, 2018 | Article
Once upon a time, there was an organization. It was a big organization. Many people worked there. The executives of this organization were smart. They read books, attended conferences, and listened closely to wise consultants. They had their own good ideas, too....
You write very well Tammy, thank you for your well described frustrations. As I read your comments, I believe there…
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Assuming the PE process has already been negotiated and accepted, the legal/obligatory role of the Union role going forward is…