Financial Well-being improves in Canada… thanks to savings!

The National Payroll Institute has just unveiled the results of the 17th edition of its survey on the financial well-being of Canadian and Quebec workers. Good news: the financial stress level of workers across the country has decreased for the first time since 2021. Quebec…

Are you ready for the recruitment recovery in 2026?

With the tariff crisis, the job market has done a complete about-face, leading companies to be very cautious when it comes to recruitment. Xavier Thorens, CEO of Thorens Talents, believes the recovery could come sooner than expected. Companies need to position themselves now. Since Trump's…

Talking Shop: A Little, a Lot… or not at all?

At work, there are generally three types of professionals: passionate ones who would spend their time talking about work during breaks, at lunchtime, even at home; those who prefer to talk about anything BUT work; and in between, moderates who know how to measure and…

Does publishing too much on LinkedIn hurt your performance?

Should you publish daily on LinkedIn or stick to just a few scattered posts to avoid saturating your audience? To provide some answers, social media management software publisher Buffer analyzed over 2 million posts from 94,000 LinkedIn accounts. Here are the four key takeaways.

Does posting too much on LinkedIn hurt your performance?

Should you post every day on LinkedIn or just settle for a few scattered posts to avoid saturating your audience? Buffer software analyzed more than 2 million posts from 94,000 LinkedIn accounts to find out. Here are the four main takeaways.

More moderate salary increases in 2026

What are the best practices and strategies regarding compensation? Some answers with the traditional annual survey on salary forecasts from specialized firm Gallagher, based on responses from more than 500 organizations across the country.

With AI, the battle for online search is just beginning

The digital industry that revolves around online search has not experienced profound upheavals since the advent and dominance of Google. A stability called into question with the rise of generative AI?

Workplace surveillance: a scourge for one-third of employees

Nearly one-third of employees feel spied on at work according to a recent study by HR software company ADP. A practice that results in increased stress and, paradoxically, decreased productivity. Surprise: it's not remote work's fault! Explanations.

Four-Day Week: a study shows an increase in well-being at work

Marianne Lemay, CEO of Kolegz, a firm that supports organizations transitioning to a four-day week while practicing it internally, shares her perspective on this practice, in light of a new study that touts its benefits for employees.

How managers can deal with “quiet cracking”

Last March, the recruitment platform Talent LMS launched a new trend called "quiet cracking." Translation: employees who maintain passable performance but suffer in silence because they don't feel motivated or engaged in their work. Explanations.