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A report summarizing the business case for health promotion and arguing for a more integrated approach to workplace health strategies.
The Conference Board of Canada | 24 pages |
November 2002
| by Kimberley Bachmann
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This document summarizes the proceedings of the 2002 Risk Management Conference. It provides concepts, techniques, and approaches to practicing good risk management and to introducing,...
The Conference Board of Canada | 16 pages |
July 2002
| by Karen Thiessen
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This publication addresses the perception gap between CEOs and senior women managers on the subject of women’s advancement in Canadian organizations. It identifies the principles...
The Conference Board of Canada | 25 pages |
July 2002
| by Penny Brady, Denise McLean
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The number of women on boards has plateaued at low levels since 1998. This paper looks at why more women on the board leads to better governance practices - and makes dollars and...
The Conference Board of Canada | 21 pages |
June 2002
| by Vanessa Anastasopoulos, David A.H. Brown, Debra L. Brown
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