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Month: August 2021

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Canada’s small businesses could be saved by converting them to co-operatives

August 16, 2021 The Conversation

Most of Canada’s 1.2 million small- and medium-sized enterprises have been affected by COVID-19. A substantial number of them remain heavily indebted as pandemic restrictions ease, while workforce shortages and supply-chain disruptions are still a problem. The pandemic has added to […]

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At the tipping point: It’s time to include tips in menu prices as restaurants reopen from COVID lockdowns

August 11, 2021 The Conversation

Tipping is a cultural practice strongly supported in Canada, with most patrons feeling good about their experiences. However, gratuities can have hidden consequences for those working in food service. With staff recruitment a problem as […]

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What Canada can learn from Sweden about creating middle-class retail jobs

August 11, 2021 The Conversation

Grocery-store cashiers and other frontline retail workers have helped get us through the pandemic, but do we value them? Why are retail jobs middle-class in Sweden, but low-wage work in Canada? These were some of […]

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Credit ratings are punishing poorer countries for investing more in health care during the pandemic

August 11, 2021 The Conversation

Economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic depends on sustained investment in health care and social services. But while rich countries like the U.S. can borrow and spend relatively easily, low-income nations face a major obstacle: their credit ratings. […]

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4 ways companies can avoid post-pandemic employee turnover

August 11, 2021 The Conversation

With pandemic-related lockdowns being lifted around the world, businesses are announcing plans to bring employees back into the office. Considering the widespread isolation and Zoom fatigue of the past year, one might expect employees to welcome a return to the office. […]

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Is quitting contagious? Depends on who else leaves and who’s in charge

August 11, 2021 The Conversation

Quitting is one of life’s big decisions. It takes an emotional and financial toll on the employee, their families and their co-workers. People want power over these types of big life decisions, aiming to have self-control over […]

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Want to fix financial literacy? Focus on billionaires squandering their wealth, not school curriculum

August 11, 2021 The Conversation

Shortly after the COVID-19 pandemic threw the global economy into a crisis in March 2020, I wrote an essay expressing my hope that the unfolding financial collapse wouldn’t be used to justify a push for more […]

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How AI can help choose your next career and stay ahead of automation

August 11, 2021 The Conversation

The typical Australian will change careers five to seven times during their professional lifetime, by some estimates. And this is likely to increase as new technologies automate labour, production is moved abroad, and economic crises unfold. Jobs […]

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The advantages of unionization are obvious, so why don’t more workers join unions?

August 11, 2021 The Conversation

It’s well established that unionized workers earn better wages and have better benefits than their non-union counterparts. Unionized workers also experienced much greater levels of job security during the COVID-19 pandemic. But if the advantages of union membership are […]

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