Videographer Amanda Silliker brings you this week’s news headlines for employers and human resources professionals. Highlights include a look at some of the stories we’re working on for the June 14 issue of Canadian HR Reporter, including: •Target-based bonuses often encourage employees to cheat. •Compensation and flexible work options are the top two factors people consider when looking for a new job. •Quality of hire is a growing area of interest among HR practitioners. She also takes a look at a new website that helps employees leave their jobs and Canada’s Top 50 Employers for Young People list is released.

Angela Scappatura provides highlights from the Nov. 16 2009, issue of Canadian HR Reporter plus a look at this week’s top stories for employers and human resource professionals. For more information, visit www.hrreporter.com.

Sarah Dobson, Canadian HR Reporter’s features editor, provides a sneak peek at stories we’re working on for the Jan. 25, 2010, issue of Canadian HR Reporter. Highlights include an update on salary increase forecasts for 2010, the stereotypes people with intellectual disabilities face in finding employment and whether employers should close the office down when a massive winter storm strikes. In this week’s news, we take a look at the impact H1N1 and seasonal flu had on the workplace, and we reveal what province led the country in employment growth in 2009.

Angela Scappatura, a journalist for Canadian HR Reporter TV, provides a sneak peak of stories we're working on for the Nov. 30 issue of Canadian HR Reporter, plus a look at this week's news headlines for employers and human resources professionals. Highlights includes results from a survey we conducted on the H1N1 pandemic and its effect on the workplace, a new report from the auditor general on immigration system and the fact that Canadians are among the most engaged workers in the world.

Highlights from the Jan. 25, 2010, issue of Canadian HR Reporter, including an update on salary increase forecasts for 2010, whether or not the office should stay open during severe winter weather and thoughts from a top coach on working with employees. Plus, if you're attending the Human Resources Professionals Association's (HRPA) annual conference in Toronto, drop by and visit Canadian HR Reporter in the tradeshow at the Thomson Reuters booth.