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Winter 1999 Issue
Theme: Training, Learning, Development
 Life Long Learning
Nancy Neill examines the best practices of training, development and learning programs of several BC organizations.
Adventure-based Experential Learning
Jean Chose shares her experiences of adventure-based experiential learning, as offered by several BC companies.
The Reflective Organization
Dr. Craig Swenson looks at the evolution of organizations moving towards learning organizations. Building a reflective organization is the first essential step.
What's all the Buzz About Corporate Universities?
What is and isn't a corporate university. Geoff Stevens makes sense of the buzz.
Working While Completing a Degree
How some organizations are investing in their employees post-secondary development. By Patricia Morris.
THE Other Side of the Desk
Remember what it felt like to be interviewed for a job? Sherri Lynn Morrell offers some recruiting do's and don'ts.
Take Control of Your Prescription Drug Plan
What drugs are covered by your organization's plan? Tim Clarke discusses some guidelines for benefit plan sponsors.
Closing the Gaps: A Training Consultant's View
Hear what training consultants have to say about working with HR practitioners towards greater productivity.
By Doug Mollenhauer.
Current Clips
Books and other resources relating to learning.
By Shelley Hourston.
Tech Talk
websites relating to training, development and learning.
By Shelley Hourston.
Labour Relations Corner
Supreme Court of Canada gives a new analysis for discrimination.
By Lucas Corwin.
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Shop Talk
Randall MacKinnon reviews Building High Performing Work Teams.
Off The Shelf
Leslie Knight reviews The Dance of Change, by Peter Senge.
People Talking
Thinking inside the box? Joan Quintin, CHRP, opens the lid on less-than-private workspace.
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