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The most current pension and investment information available in Canada, located in these easy to use directories. Click on any logo for information.
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January 2001
To
order the January 2001
issue, or any others, call
our single copy sales
department at (416)
596-5038. If you prefer,
you may order single
issues, or single articles
using the
order form on this
site.
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Contents
Features
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The Canadian Tire
way
The Best Company to Work for in
Canada knows a thing or to
about benefits and pension
strategies. Canadian Tire uses a
variety of progressive perks to
entice and keep top-notch
employees.
By Sonya
Felix
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Privacy
protection
New Privacy legislation gives
employees rights over how their
information is used. Are you in
complicnce?
By Evan
Howard
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Money
Talks
A new study reveals that there are
differences in how Canadian and
U.S. plan sponsors use monetary
rewards as attraction and retnetion
tools.
By Owen Parker and David
Gore
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Crossing the
line
Valuable tips for employers
offering investment advice through
third-party providers. These will
help protect plan sponsors'
interests as well as DC plan
members' investment income.
By Sandra
Foster
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Balancing
act
Which is riskier, stocks or bonds?
Plan sponsors need to rethink how
they educate employees about
risk.
By Peter
Gorham
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Benefits for
Sale
Health spending accounts allow
emmployees to tailor their benefits
packages and help plan sponsors
attract and retain workers. Are
they a good fit for your
organization?
By Tracy Unger
Mozill
Departments
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Editorial
Do you know what your employees are
downloading from the
Internet?
By Kevin Press
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Insights
Smokers at work and the TSEs vision
of grandeur.
By Andrea Davis
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Viewpoint
New GST rules will affect pension
income.
By Greg Hurst
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E-poll
How do you expect your job to
change in 2001?
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Investment
strategies
The Standard Life case demonstrates
the need for compliance
monitoring.
By Barbara Clapham
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Benefits
Trends
Ontario's 10-day family leave will
give employers a few
headaches.
By Kathryn Dorrell
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The Law
Ethics are at the heart of the
Standard Life ordeal.
By Murray Gold
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Industry
Bad news at Standard Life and new
arthritis drug approved.
By Andrea Davis
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People
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Pension
Options
The Royal Trust pensioner lawsuit
illustrates that surplus is still
misunderstood.
By Dian Cohen
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