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In the News: Scandal hits: Should the organization’s leaders stay? Or should they go?
Yair Berson, professor of human resources and management weighs in on the importance of considering the interests of all stakeholders.
In the News: Are There Other Ways to Give Power to Labour?
Sean O'Brady from the DeGroote School of Business speaks with Amanda Lang on ‘Taking Stock’ about giving workers bargaining power.
Welcome Home, DeGroote: A Welcome Week ’22 Recap
We're thrilled to see all the new faces on campus for Welcome Week '22! Here's a glimpse into how it looked.
McMaster Researchers Seek to Deliver an End to Hunger
Elkafi Hassini and Armagan Ozbilge are developing models and software to streamline the operations of the food rescue ecosystem.
From Demolition to Development: MCCD Construction Update
As demolition wraps up we will soon move to the construction phase of the new McLean Centre for Collaborative Discovery.
DeGroote Grad Equips Kids With Backpacks and Confidence
Blerina Ago (BCom '18) started Backpacks for Brainiacs to provide children in need with the basic necessities to help them succeed in school
In the News: Inflation: Canadians Saving Money at the Pump in July, but Food Costs Continue to Rise
While Canadians may be saving a bit of money at the pumps this month, the cost of other staples like food and rent continues to rise.
11 Students Named Wilson Leadership Scholar Award Winners
The winners come from a range of Faculties and programs, and their proposed projects align with the Future of Canada Project 2022.
In the News: Protect Employees from Mental Burnout
With our mental health strained and workplace arrangements changing, it’s time for an in-depth look at what’s needed to improve matters.
In the News: The Manipulation of Uber’s Public Image Profoundly Impacted the Lives of Taxi Drivers
The Uber Files leak reveals that the company embarked on a deliberate PR strategy that involved the media, public officials and academics.
McMaster to Open New Location at 180 Bloor in Toronto
More than 90 years after relocating to Hamilton, the university is building an 8,000-square-foot learning space in Toronto, Ontario.
Intelligence Memos | Addressing Ageism (II): How to Keep Older Workers
Eva Klein, and Leonard Waverman, professors at McMaster University, share their insights on addressing ageism in the workforce.