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Employee Benefits for Dependants: Key Considerations for Business Owners
Offering group health benefits to employees is a key factor in attracting and retaining top...
Health Spending Accounts: A Smart Benefit for Business Owners
Offering comprehensive employee benefits is crucial for attracting and retaining top talent....
Using Mentorship to Bolster Employee Retention
Organizations that promote and facilitate strong mentorships may experience improved employee retention, morale and engagement. Statistics to Know A LinkedIn Workforce study found that 94% of employees would stay at their jobs longer if their employers invested in...
Family Business Succession Planning: Best Practices and Common Pitfalls
In the dynamic world of business, continuity is essential. For family-run businesses, continuity often revolves around the pivotal process of succession. However, transitioning a business from one generation to the next is no small feat. Many family enterprises fail...
Creating a Mentally Healthy Workplace
Work environments have a significant impact on employees’ mental health. Unhealthy workplaces can increase employee stress and worsen mental health. They can also damage workplace communication, productivity, performance and morale. Did You Know? According to the...
Boomers, Kids, and Retirement’s Tightrope
Supporting Adult Children: The Unforeseen Challenge to Baby Boomer Retirement In an era where financial responsibility is critical, there's an unexpected tension point lurking in many households: the Baby Boomers— the generation that's now knocking on retirement's...
Best Practices for an Employee Evaluation Program
Insight for business owners and risk managers Employment practices liability claims are a significant exposure that affects companies of all sizes. Wrongful termination, discrimination and harassment are just a few of the claims employees file against their...
Combating the Rising Threat of Financial Fraud for Older Adults
In 2021 alone, 67,815 Canadians fell victim to financial fraud, losing more than $380 million, according to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Center. Disturbingly, fraud stands as the No. 1 crime against older Canadians. This issue isn't isolated to Canada. That same year, the...