Sarah Dobson is an Editor at Canadian HR Reporter. She specializes in HR and workforce issues, covering topics such as labor laws, employee benefits, and workplace health and safety, with a focus on the evolving landscape of careers and employment. Sarah's insights and expertise have been featured in Human Resources Director Magazine, Human Capital, BioRxiv, and Canadian HR Reporter.
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Sarah's focus is on human resources, employment, and related legal policy regulations. Her coverage indicates an interest in government announcements as well as data-driven content.
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Given her articles' focus on Canada and Singapore, ensure that pitches are tailored with these geographic focuses in mind when discussing local labor market dynamics or specific regulatory developments in these regions.
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After 12 years abroad, vice-president of HR returned to reduced workforce — and got to work
By: Sarah Dobson
New survey finds 1 in 4 workers say their messages sound less like them — experts speak of downsides while offering solutions
By: Sarah Dobson
With new wage thresholds now in effect, and low-wage streams tightening, lawyers provide tips for HR
By: Sarah Dobson
What the Workday lawsuit means for Canadian HR leaders Aug 24, 2026 Share
By: Sarah Dobson
Lessons from Steam Whistle Brewing Aug 24, 2026 Share
Canadian HR leaders say they're aware of the cheating problem — but the tools candidates are using are getting harder to spot
Voluntary departures, hiring freezes, temporary layoffs, pay cuts — how to navigate U.S. tariff uncertainty and avoid legal pitfalls
HR leaders from Second Harvest and Highliner Foods discuss skill gap mapping, building a learning culture and measuring what actually matters
UK survey finds 95% of HR leaders carrying heavier workloads Sep 07, 2026 Share “Cautious optimism.” That's how Lola Obomighie describes her approach to AI.
By: Sarah Dobson
Canadian HR leader advocates for mindfulness as study finds 10 minutes a day can shift well-being in two weeks
