Jackie Dunham

Jackie Dunham

Jackie Dunham is the managing editor of Human Resources Director and The Educator, where she leads editorial strategy and coverage of the HR and education industries for a global audience.

With 15 years of journalism and communications experience, Jackie spent nearly a decade at CTV News, one of Canada's largest broadcast networks, writing and editing news and features, managing editorial lineups, and growing audience engagement. She has also brought communications expertise to the private sector through several years in public relations.

In her current role, Jackie oversees editorial direction for two specialist publications, shaping how HR professionals and educators access trusted, timely information. Her work reflects a deep commitment to accurate, balanced journalism that serves the needs of working professionals across industries.

Outside of work, she can be found on a bike, on a yoga mat, or deep in the backcountry in a canoe.

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Stop fixing your people. Fix your systems

Employee engagement has hit a 10-year low, and your systems are to blame

Stop fixing your people. Fix your systems

Lululemon vs. Chip Wilson: Lessons from a high-profile founder settlement

The Chip Wilson deal highlights the delicate balance of managing a founder's ongoing influence

Lululemon vs. Chip Wilson: Lessons from a high-profile founder settlement

'Claude is my BFF': How one CPO is reinventing HR with AI

Avalara's Ee Lyn Khoo isn't just leading AI transformation. She's living it inside her own function

'Claude is my BFF': How one CPO is reinventing HR with AI

When does an aging leader’s health become HR’s business?

When concerns about a senior leader’s capacity arise, HR faces one of its most difficult challenges

When does an aging leader’s health become HR’s business?

Workload isn’t the problem. This is the top workplace stressor

New research reveals the one workplace stressor doing more damage than too much work and conflicting demands combined

Workload isn’t the problem. This is the top workplace stressor

Elon Musk is personally hiring for SpaceX. Here's what HR thinks

After the SpaceX founder said he would personally vet candidates for its new AI division, it raised fresh questions about the CEO's place in the recruiting process

Elon Musk is personally hiring for SpaceX. Here's what HR thinks

Can AI really measure how your employees feel? And should it?

AI tools that monitor worker emotions are growing, and so are the questions around their use

Can AI really measure how your employees feel? And should it?

Standard Chartered's 'lower-value human capital' language is part of a troubling trend

The bank’s CEO chose a striking phrase to describe 7,800 jobs being cut. The backlash suggests it struck a nerve

Standard Chartered's 'lower-value human capital' language is part of a troubling trend

Meta began laying off 8,000 people this morning. Now what?

Meta wanted to send a message to its workforce with today's cuts. It may have sent the wrong one

Meta began laying off 8,000 people this morning. Now what?

Forget the rockets. NASA’s real achievement is its ‘lifers’

NASA may be known for Moon missions, but HR leader Jerry Traster says its real achievement is creating a workplace employees rarely want to leave

Forget the rockets. NASA’s real achievement is its ‘lifers’