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Social Media Best Practices – 5 Powerful Tips
Business owners intuitively understand that in order to have a successful, thriving business, they must be present in the places in which their customers congregate. Nowadays, most of these places are online. Online social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Twitter, and so on. Knowing that consumers are spending more and more time on these social media platforms makes it quite clear that being present on these platforms will give your business mor
Riding Transit With Smart Commute Markham, Richmond Hill
Thinking about taking transit but not sure where to start? You’ve come to the right place! Taking transit allows you to save money, enhance your personal opportunities and avoid the stress of driving through traffic congestion. Follow the guiding steps below on everything you need to know about transit: Step 1: Plan Ahead If it’s your first time taking transit, plan ahead and find your transit route and schedule. My personal preference is Triplinx, an online trip planner that
Suing an employee successfully
Originally published in the Canadian HR Reporter, August 26, 2019 In extreme situations, an employer can do more than just fire an employee. A Calgary company fired its employee after it discovered he had been accepting what they called secret payments from their suppliers for several years. Shutterstock If an employee is negligent and costs their employer money, can the employer sue them after they’ve been fired? Most of the time, the answer is no. But sometimes, if an emplo
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