Electronic Monitoring Policies Will Improve Workplace Transparency: U of G Prof
As new electronic monitoring policies come into effect across Ontario, Dr. Nita Chhinzer says the changes should benefit both employers and employees.
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Lang starts a sports fan on the path toward her dream job with MLSE
Rachel Farrell (Lang BComm '16) always knew she wanted to be part of the excitement of live sports and events. After working for NFL Canada for five years, her career took an exciting turn when she started her job in events marketing at MLSE in 2022.
How Hockey Canada became offside with sponsorships critical to its funding
Dr. Timothy Dewhirst discusses Hockey Canada sponsors distancing themselves and the need for change in a new commentary for the Toronto Star.
"It was a dream come true" - Lang graduate lands job at Porsche
Toygar Yildirim (Lang BComm ’20) always dreamed of working for Porshe Cars and in 2021 his dream became a reality.
Hospitality Researcher Discusses Tipping With CBC Radio
Bruce McAdams discussed how tipping etiquette is changing on an episode of CBC Radio’s Cross Country Checkup.
Lang’s “Future You” campaign showcases its strength in developing progressive, career-ready business leaders
The campaign features stories of alumni from Lang's Bachelor of Commerce program.
Global Research Project Widens Horizons for U of G Business Students
Exploring diversity and the wider world were among the unexpected benefits this past year for far-flung business students in a virtual international research team based at the University of Guelph.
U of G Organizational Management Researcher on ‘Recession-Proofing’ EDI Efforts
As companies adjust their budgets to brace for a recession, employees and customers are keeping tabs on what does and doesn’t get cut, including equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) initiatives, says Professor Thomas Sasso, an organizational management researcher.
At Ticketmaster, the price isn’t right
When it comes to concert tickets, "the price does not seem right," writes marketing professor Dr. Timothy Dewhirst in a new Toronto Star commentary.
Interest Rate Hike to Hurt Those With Heavy Debt, Says U of G Finance Researcher
Another interest rate hike from the Bank of Canada means some Canadians could be spending a lot more on their mortgage and debt, but Nikola Gradojevic, a finance researcher, believes the rate hikes will end soon.