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Atlantic Canada's
Top Employers 2019
"Included in the eight beatitudes are blessings for the meek, the persecuted and the poor in spirit. To hell with that—martyrdom is for suckers."
Atlantic Canada’s Top Employers 2019
It's an employee's market out there, and recruiting top talent is harder than ever. Or not, if you're one of Atlantic Canada's Top Employers—where work supports life (in more ways than one)
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How racial and gender conformity are a corporate liability
Is your ignoramus showing? Eleanor Beaton spells out the cost of racial and gender conformity
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The greatest wealth is health
AT MEDAVIE BLUE CROSS, which has been named one of Atlantic Canada’s Top Employers for 2019, the company’s dedication to caring about health is on display everywhere. That’s a fact that should surprise no one, given the company’s explicit mission to improve the wellbeing of Canadians, including the ones who actually work for it.
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The energy of teamwork
It should suprise no one that Emera identifies its people as its greatest asset. After all, that’s why the editors of Canada’s Top 100 Employers annual competition named the Halifax-based energy services company as a national and regional top employer for 2019.
Read more5 things to know this week
- Atlantic Canada’s first vegan butcher shop opens in Halifax
Plant-based butchers, abrupt closures and new US clients for Verafin — here are the Five Things to Know in Atlantic Canadian Business this week.
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- Open and Shut December 2018
Holiday parties and vacations didn’t stop the flow of small business in December. Here’s what opened and closed in Atlantic Canada last month.
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