Sarah Dobson

Sarah Dobson

A long-time journalist, Sarah Dobson is the editor of the Canadian HR Reporter group.

Having been involved with this HR publication for more than 14 years, Sarah knows the readership well and is responsible for ensuring quality content and insightful coverage of the human resources industry. This includes topics such as mental health, employment law, diversity and equity, performance management, recruitment, compensation, workplace safety and corporate culture.

A graduate in English/History and Journalism from Carleton University and Conestoga College, Sarah has nearly 25 years of experience in publishing, including work at Marketing Magazine and Toronto Life. She is a dedicated writer and editor who works hard to produce trusted, unbiased content that appeals to various stakeholders.

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Business confidence declines amid economic uncertainty

Business confidence declines amid economic uncertainty

U.S. tariffs, Canada Post strike among factors dampening optimism across Canada: report

Yukon Nominee Program updated for 2025

Yukon Nominee Program updated for 2025

Government reopens applications after 'unprecedented demand' in 2024 led to pause of YNP program

Amazon under fire: Office delays and safety concerns spark debate

Amazon under fire: Office delays and safety concerns spark debate

Return to office postponed for many workers, while Senate cites ‘dangerous’ warehouses

Are people getting bolder with their out-of-office messages?

Are people getting bolder with their out-of-office messages?

Some experts call change 'healthy' in setting boundaries – but one says negative messages can reflect badly on employer

NWT launching new Indigenous Employment Policy

NWT launching new Indigenous Employment Policy

Policy focuses on removing barriers, providing supports like mentorship programs and leadership training

'The party's over': Toronto school boards cut down on sick leave abuse

'The party's over': Toronto school boards cut down on sick leave abuse

Boards hiring private investigators to help 'identify misuse of sick days'

Canada 'wasting' talents of skilled immigrants: report

Canada 'wasting' talents of skilled immigrants: report

'The economic costs of immigrant overqualification is staggering,' says expert

Job vacancies continue to decline in Q3

Job vacancies continue to decline in Q3

But wages show notable growth amid downward trend in vacancies: StatCan

Rising anxiety, declining support among Canadians as holidays approach: report

Rising anxiety, declining support among Canadians as holidays approach: report

One in three Canadians worried about affording healthy food

Pharmacist suspended, fined for naloxone misconduct

Pharmacist suspended, fined for naloxone misconduct

Inquiry Committee calls his actions 'significant professional misconduct', warranting severe consequences