Bullying/Discrimination at your Workplace: Mature Workers
Discrimination in the workplace is not a problem that is nation specific; it is a global issue that prevents many workers from getting or keeping a job.
FACTS ABOUT WORKPLACE BULLYING
• Bullying is usually seen as acts or verbal comments that could ‘mentally’ hurt or isolate a person in the workplace
• Bullying can […]
January 4: Blog
This article serves to provide the reader with a brief over of employment in Canada from early days to now, and brief look at employment in BC. This article has several links where greater detail can be accessed.
Historically, Canadian employment and the job market development were dependent on the climatic and geographical […]
Addictions and National Addictions Awareness Week – November 13 – 19, 2016.
Sometimes the biggest mistakes we make in life are the biggest learning lessons. Can you imagine if you fell down and the world judged you, how would you feel? You couldn’t find employment despite your efforts and intentions. Then, you have to tap into […]
Self Care-What it means
Value of Self Care has long since been known in the helping and social services field. Its origins date back to early nursing field in 1959. Undoubtedly, there is a connection between, health, lifestyle, preventative medicine, health care systems, health& safety at workplace and quality of life. Increasingly self care manifests in […]
June Blog – Aboriginal People: a synopsis
National Aboriginal History Month: June
National Aboriginal Day – June 21, 2016
Acknowledgement: The Writer is deeply indebted and honoured to the Aboriginal People in sharing their culturally rich and diverse history. The Writer wishes to pass on this profound and inspirational research to you, the Reader. The hope is this will […]
