On my way back to Montreal from a short visit to Ukraine, I want to dedicate this second article in my series on the mental health of frontline workers to my humanitarian colleagues, friends, and clients—both national and expatriate. Several conversations I’ve had this past week reminded me of the fragile reality of this vocational work. The most critical skill we learn as humanitarian first responders is ensuring our own safety and securing our environment before helping others. Putting...

The future of work isn’t about location. It’s about motivation. And right now, motivation is low. Employees aren’t just resisting the...

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