Working alongside people and processes makes a human resource career rewarding and challenging. A human resources career involves serving as an arbitrator, a supervisor, a coordinator, and a teacher.

As an HR consultant, I talk to a lot of human resources professionals. Some, over time, start to become cynical about their jobs and the people they encounter. It is important HR staff continue to ...

If you're passionate about developing and uplifting workforce talent, this course is your stepping stone to a fulfilling career in human resources. Explore the critical components of the HR profession ...

All businesses are built on one key resource: people. And the businesses that thrive are the ones that manage that resource effectively. If you'd like to become an effective HR professional or are ...

HR professionals today face mounting pressures that are at least as (and often more) intense as those experienced by the broader workforce. Research consistently shows that HR roles are emotionally ...

The Human Resources Management Certificate program is accredited with the Chartered Professionals in Human Resources (CPHR) British Columbia and Yukon, which offers and administers the CPHR ...

An organization's human resources professionals are the people you email or call when things go wrong—whether it’s a conflict between employees, a crisis requiring immediate attention, or even a ...

Get the specialized training you need to excel as a human resources professional. This part-time, online program will equip you with the in-demand skills and knowledge required in today’s evolving ...