wire - news in brief
« BACK
Career - Innovation - 18.05.2023
Career - Campus - 18.05.2023
Innovation - Career - 15.05.2023
Economics - Career - 09.05.2023
Career - 01.05.2023 
When employees leave their jobs, coworkers call it quits: UBC study
People leave jobs all the time, whether they're laid off, fired, or just quit. But how do their departures affect coworkers left behind? According to a new study from the UBC Sauder School of Business, those exits can lead many others to call it quits.
Career - Economics - 27.04.2023
Career - 21.03.2023
Career - Campus - 17.03.2023
Career - Campus - 07.03.2023
Economics - Career - 06.03.2023
Career - 09.02.2023
Career - 09.02.2023
Health - Career - 09.02.2023 
Startup brings blockchain to Ukrainian refugees, lands US$2.4 million in funding
For many, blockchain is best known as the technology that underpins cryptocurrencies. But startup company TransCrypts is using it to give people more control over their personal information - including refugees who fled Ukraine.
Innovation - Career - 03.02.2023
Career - Campus - 24.01.2023
Career - Campus - 16.01.2023
Health - Career - 10.01.2023
Career - Media - 09.01.2023
Social Sciences - Career - 04.01.2023
Economics - Career - 21.12.2022 
Financial stress among North Americans highest since 2008: Western-led study
Sixty per cent of employed North Americans are more stressed about their finances today than they were a year ago, and are experiencing the highest level of financial stress since the financial crisis of 2008, according to a new study from Canada's Financial Wellness Lab at Western.
Social Sciences - Career - 05.12.2022
Economics - Career - 17.11.2022
Campus - Career - 14.11.2022
Art and Design - Career - 02.11.2022
Economics - Career - 01.11.2022
Innovation - Career - 31.10.2022
Career - Campus - 27.10.2022
Health - Career - 26.10.2022
Architecture - Career - 20.10.2022
Career - Social Sciences - 04.10.2022
Career - Economics - 04.10.2022
Campus - Career - 03.10.2022
Health - Career - 29.09.2022
Career - Social Sciences - 21.09.2022
Campus - Career - 06.09.2022
Health - Career - 02.09.2022
Innovation - Career - 31.08.2022
Economics - Career - 30.08.2022
Health - Career - 23.08.2022
Career - 22.08.2022
Career - Economics - 16.08.2022
Career - History / Archeology - 02.08.2022
Career - Social Sciences - 20.07.2022 
New dashboard invites University of Toronto community to engage with employment equity data
The University of Toronto has made it easier to explore data on employment equity with the recent launch of an online Employment Equity Dashboard.
Career - Environment - 20.07.2022
Career - 19.07.2022
Economics - Career - 11.07.2022
Career - 05.07.2022
Earth Sciences - Career - 27.06.2022
Career - Economics - 24.06.2022
Career - Research Management - 23.06.2022
Career
Results 1 - 50 of 106.
Why Gen Z could be the answer to your workforce woes
May 18, 2023 The answer to current labour shortages is bringing in tech-savvy Gen Z workers, right now.
May 18, 2023 The answer to current labour shortages is bringing in tech-savvy Gen Z workers, right now.
Waterloo startup Alchemy finds success and support
May 15, 2023 ExoShield coating uses nanotechnology to create market-changing windshield protection By Suzanne Bowness Faculty of Engineering It's that moment that every entrepreneur dreams of the real
May 15, 2023 ExoShield coating uses nanotechnology to create market-changing windshield protection By Suzanne Bowness Faculty of Engineering It's that moment that every entrepreneur dreams of the real
People leave jobs all the time, whether they're laid off, fired, or just quit. But how do their departures affect coworkers left behind? According to a new study from the UBC Sauder School of Business, those exits can lead many others to call it quits.
University of Toronto hosts Palette Skills as they build a national ecosystem for upskilling
Building on a shared commitment to developing a workforce that meets the needs of a changing Canadian economy, the University of Toronto is the host institution for Palette Skills , a national not-f
Building on a shared commitment to developing a workforce that meets the needs of a changing Canadian economy, the University of Toronto is the host institution for Palette Skills , a national not-f
Helping first-term co-op students kick start their careers
Monthly donations provide dependable funding to support innovative programs like the Waterloo Experience Accelerate Program, helping students acquire in-demand skills through work-integrated learning.
Monthly donations provide dependable funding to support innovative programs like the Waterloo Experience Accelerate Program, helping students acquire in-demand skills through work-integrated learning.
For many, blockchain is best known as the technology that underpins cryptocurrencies. But startup company TransCrypts is using it to give people more control over their personal information - including refugees who fled Ukraine.
Sixty per cent of employed North Americans are more stressed about their finances today than they were a year ago, and are experiencing the highest level of financial stress since the financial crisis of 2008, according to a new study from Canada's Financial Wellness Lab at Western.
Paying attention to freedom
Waterloo Engineering alumni and a student reflect on the Montreal Massacre By Charlotte Danby Faculty of Engineering It has been 33 years since a gunman shot and killed 14 women at the École Polytechnique de Montréal on December 6, 1989.
Waterloo Engineering alumni and a student reflect on the Montreal Massacre By Charlotte Danby Faculty of Engineering It has been 33 years since a gunman shot and killed 14 women at the École Polytechnique de Montréal on December 6, 1989.
Women healthcare workers faced heightened moral distress during pandemic: study
New research highlights the challenges women healthcare providers (HCPs) experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic which contributed to heightened moral distress, providing insights into ongoing professional burnout. Moral distress is defined as the experience of knowing the ethically right action to take but being systemically constrained from taking that action.
New research highlights the challenges women healthcare providers (HCPs) experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic which contributed to heightened moral distress, providing insights into ongoing professional burnout. Moral distress is defined as the experience of knowing the ethically right action to take but being systemically constrained from taking that action.
Naming and dismantling femmephobia
AMTD Global Talent Post-Doctoral Fellow Dr. Rhea Ashley Hoskin develops new research and tools to help people revalue femininity.
AMTD Global Talent Post-Doctoral Fellow Dr. Rhea Ashley Hoskin develops new research and tools to help people revalue femininity.
Five ways donors support the student experience
As Waterloo welcomes the largest group of in-person learners in three years, find out how charitable gifts are enhancing their experience.
As Waterloo welcomes the largest group of in-person learners in three years, find out how charitable gifts are enhancing their experience.
The University of Toronto has made it easier to explore data on employment equity with the recent launch of an online Employment Equity Dashboard.
SFU announces move to become living wage employer - a first for a Canadian public university
Simon Fraser University will begin taking steps to become a Living Wage Employer, furthering its commitment to improve equity and inclusion for working members of the SFU community.
Simon Fraser University will begin taking steps to become a Living Wage Employer, furthering its commitment to improve equity and inclusion for working members of the SFU community.
