Human Resources

Information on developing an innovative human resources strategy. Access tools for assisting development, contact experts on human resources issues, and link to some of the best resources on how to build and manage your work teams. Find information on how to recruit and retain qualified people, training and technology management, and fostering an innovative work environment.

Overview

• Human Resources Management
  This menu option will give employers links to information that will assist with human resource planning and recruitment.
  
  Source: Human Resources Development Canada

Training

• Canadian Training Solutions
  Site for employers wanting to know more about training and includes database of training providers in Canada
  
  Source: Strategis - Business Information by Sector
• Career Owl
  CareerOwl is a leading edge, e-recruiting service open to all, but with special features to facilitate recruiting for the highly qualified.
  
  Source: Chouette Carrière
• Training and Development Across Canada
  An assortment of learning and training resources, including links to training databases and assessment tools.
  
  Source: About Human Resources Management

Recruiting

• How to Recruit and Hire for Better Results
  Edward Lowe PeerSpectives helps second-stage business owners discover, from their peers, how to take their companies to the next level through reliable information, insight and inspiration.
  
  Source: Entrepreneurial Edge

Workforce Retention

• The Talent War
  According to a yearlong study conducted by McKinsey & Co., the most important corporate resource over the next 20 years will be talent.
  
  Source: Fast Company Magazine

Databases

• CareerBuilder.com
  CareerBuilder.com – Search over 400,000 BETTER Jobs at CareerBuilder.com.
  
  Source: Human Resources Development Canada
• CareerClick.com
  Make a career move with careerclick.com, Canada's one-stop employment resource and job search tool. Search the database of job listings or use career management tools and services such as Resume Builder, Job Alerts and career articles with information on everything from interviews to cover letters, and more.
  
  Source: Careerclick
• Community of Science
  The leading source for research grants, scientific and scholarly expertise; bibliographic databases; plus tools for knowledge management and abstract submission and review.
  
  Source: Community of Science
• Monster.ca
  Monster.ca - Canada's leading online career site. Build a killer resume, research companies, practice your interview technique and of course search jobs! Get the advice you need to get the job you want.
  
  Source: Monster.ca
• SkillNet.CA
  SkillNet.ca services and tools help Canadian employers and job seekers use the Internet for recruitment, career, labour information and learning. Whether you're a job seeker looking for work or an employer searching for the perfect candidate, SkillNet.ca can help.
  
  Source: Human Resources Development Canada
• Workforce
  Human resource information covering human resource legal issues, human resource benchmarks, human resource benefits, human resource development, and human resource recruiting. Includes human resource staffing for human resource professionals.
  
  Source: Workforce

Tools

• About Human Resources Management
  This is a one-stop information source to help you manage your human resources. The site refers you to many sources of human resources management information including provincial and federal websites. You can also access local market information in your area.
  
  Source: About Human Resources Management
• Vitesse (Re-Skilling) Canada Inc.
  This program was started in Ottawa to provide software-engineering skills tailored to meet the requirements of industry and the special needs of under-employed or unemployed professionals.
  
  Source: Vitesse (Re-Skilling) Canada Inc.

Expertise

• Canadian Council of Human Resource Associations
  Official Web Site of the CCHRA.
  
  Source: Canadian Council of Human Resource Associations
• Canadian Council of Technicians and Technologists
  The CCTT is a federation of provincial professional associations and societies, representing the interests of Engineering and Applied Science Technologists and Technicians.
  
  Source: Canadian Council of Technicians and Technologists
• Canadian Technology Human Resources Board
  CTHRB aims to assist Canadian industrial and occupational technology organizations in identifying and resolving human resources issues, which challenge the industry and the technology work force.
  
  Source: Canadian Technology Human Resources Board