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How this former Alberta energy executive is enjoying a fulfilling retirement in Nova Scotia
Stephen Mackisoc of Fall River, N.S., has kept busy in retirement by renovating his home and writing action novels.
horoscopes
Your daily horoscope: May 29, 2024
Gemini.
your practice
How advisors can expand their referral networks beyond lawyers and accountants
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advisor news
How employee ownership trusts fit into business succession planning
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leadership lab
Is work ethic what it used to be? Survey finds disconnect between perception and reality
Scott Schieman and Daniel Hill
power points
You can’t think your way to a new career. You must act, but slowly
Harvey Schachter
report on business
Will young Canadians be able to leave the financial legacy they want?
stealthwealthte2
opinion
More head coaches should emulate Jürgen Klopp’s happy-go-lucky attitude
Cathal Kelly
opinion
Behind the ArriveCan saga is a widespread scourge of the startup world
Rob Csernyik
newsletter
From rage applying to quiet firing, the trends to watch as an employer’s job market returns
Fired woman leaving the office building with her belongings in a box and looking sad - losing a job concepts
report on business
Ex-CEO Glenn Chamandy finds his record scrutinized as Gildan’s shareholders mull leadership change
newsletter
Should I tell my employer that I have ADHD?
Being open about your needs, abilities and functional limitations or restrictions can facilitate accommodation from your employer.
rob magazine
You must be new here: Meet the latest crop of Best Managed Companies
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your practice
Why DIY investors are turning to financial professionals as retirement approaches
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globe careers
German initiative looks to keep workers employed by retraining them
Emrullah Karaca, center, a cutting machine mechanic who began working at Continental when he was in high school, speaks with fellow workers at the factory in Gifhorn, Germany, on April 18, 2024. After spending more than two decades building a career at the factory, Karaca, a 49-year-old father of three, learned that Continental planned to close the plant by 2027. Facing a daunting job hunt, he will head back to school to earn his trade certificate, courtesy of his employer. (Patrick Junker/The New York Times)
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How to celebrate work anniversaries to improve engagement and belonging
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your practice
Developing a financial plan to help clients care for an aging family member
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sports
Rugby Canada and NFP career pathway program allows players to work and build up real-world experience
Team Canada’s Sophie de Goede lines up for a penalty kick against Team Italy during second half test match rugby action at Starlight Stadium in Langford, B.C., on Sunday, July 24, 2022. Victoria's de Goede will lead Canada at the Women's Rugby World Cup. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chad Hipolito
globe investor
How this former food industry business owner is finding new identities in retirement. Plus: How to calculate a capital gain on your cottage – and save on taxes
Tom Mitchell who runs a local lawn bowling club in Calgary, Alberta April 13, 2024. Todd Korol/The Globe and Mail
power points
Ditch the jerks; work with smart people and learn from them
Harvey Schachter
your practice
How this advisor went from being a broke, single mom to a successful entrepreneur and financial planner
Julia Chung Spring Financial Planning
opinion
Playing the victim card, the Leafs look very mortal on locker cleanout day
Cathal Kelly
advisor news
How this former food industry business owner is finding new identities in retirement
Tom Mitchell who runs a local lawn bowling club in Calgary, Alberta April 13, 2024. Todd Korol/The Globe and Mail
horoscopes
Your daily horoscope: May 2, 2024
Taurus
newsletter
My team is stressed and overwhelmed – how can I persuade management to make changes?
Many organizations are unlikely to make change unless whatever is happening harms their bottom line.
report on business
Why are women still underrepresented in non-profit leadership?
Kimberly Carson, CEO of Breast Cancer Canada, says that there needs to be a shift in thinking “from the top down” if women are to lead equitably in the non-profit space.
nine to five
How can I get my team to train AI that may take their job?
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Why do Gen Z workers say they are ambitious, but not focused on career progression?
Colleagues working at home office
horoscopes
Your daily horoscope: April 27, 2024
Taurus
globe careers
Thriving while sick: Mentorship platform helps chronically ill workers navigate workplace issues
Juliet Mafua poses for a photo near her home in Toronto on Wednesday, April 10, 2024. After struggling to navigate her career while experiencing intense pain and undergoing surgeries related to uterine fibroids, Mafua created the online platform Gleemora to connect adults with chronic illness with “survivor mentors” who can provide support and wisdom. (Galit Rodan/The Globe and Mail)
rob magazine
Out of the spotlight: Hailing the unsung executives who move their companies forward
David Simmonds, SVP & Global Chief Communications and Sustainability Officer for Canada Life, walks through the Canada Life offices in Toronto, ON on March 18th, 2024. Duane Cole/The Globe and Mail
your practice
The secret to career success is to ‘pick a lane and stick to it,’ this adviser says
Daryl Diamond, chief retirement income strategist at Dynamic Funds in Winnipeg, worked one summer as a DJ at a local radio station in Regina. 'That’s when I discovered that you could work at something you really enjoy,' he says.
rob magazine
How Montreal’s RodeoFX clawed its way to the top of the visual-effects business
Montreal’s RODEOFX clawed its way to the top of the visual-effects business one demon from hell, exploding wall and wading hippo at a time. And though it’s a scary time for the film industry, the company is barely breaking a sweat
globe careers
‘We play to people’s strengths’: Why the dual-track promotion may be gaining traction
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advisor news
This former pharma executive is taking an ‘adult gap year’ before deciding whether to retire officially
Anne Swan, 59, is pictured by the waterfront in downtown Toronto on March 25, 2024. Anne is taking what she describes as an “adult gap year” after retiring from her career in the pharmaceutical industry. (Laura Proctor/The Globe and Mail)
nine to five
As a call-centre employee, I’m only paid for the time I’m on calls. Is this legal?
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