The concept of the dignity of work is a fundamental aspect of human life that has been recognized for centuries. It is the belief that all work, regardless of its nature or its level of skill, has an inherent value and is deserving of respect. The idea is based on the understanding that work is […]
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In our society, we often place a higher value on higher earning workers. We look up to doctors, lawyers, and business executives as symbols of success, while those who work in lower-paying jobs are often overlooked and undervalued. However, this way of thinking is misguided, and we need to shift our priorities to place a
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As the COVID-19 pandemic forced many companies to shift to remote work, some initially thought it might be a temporary solution. But over a year later, many businesses have discovered that remote work is a double-edged sword. While it can offer some benefits, there are also some significant drawbacks that can make it terrible for
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We speak with decision makers on a daily basis and ask their reasons behind talent/skills shortages within their organization and industry.
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I recently joined the (Basic Income Canada Network) on Linkedin because I think a Basic Income is good policy for many reasons. Most often we hear about Basic Income as an income security tool to lift people on the lower end of the economic ladder out of poverty and provide them with job dignity and
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