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Links to news stories and research reports on job quality.

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2004

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, December 29, 2004
  'Mompreneurs': best of both worlds
  

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, December 24, 2004
  2005 expected to be a rosy year for job hunting
  

• The Business Week, Thu, December 24, 2004
  Own Your Job, Possess Success
  

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, December 15, 2004
  Men break down biases
  

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, December 13, 2004
  Minority lawyers feel less bias than women, study finds
  

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, December 13, 2004
  Female lawyers still face struggle in workplace
  

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, December 11, 2004
  Great, I'm retired . . . so now what?
  

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, December 10, 2004
  Britain gets EU support to deflect 48-hour workweek
  

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, December 10, 2004
  France proposes loosening 35-hour workweek
  

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, December 10, 2004
  Up close and personal gives edge to managers
  

• The Toronto Star, Fri, December 10, 2004
  Labour deal imposed on oil-sands project
  

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, December 8, 2004
  Mobbing: bullying's ugly cousin

• The Globe and Mail, Tue, December 7, 2004
  Most retirees would have kept working: survey

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, December 4, 2004
  Praise and recognition should be Management 101

• The Toronto Star, Sat, December 4, 2004
  Yes, retail really can be a career

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, December 3, 2004
  Season's stresses hit workplaces

• The New York Times, Tue, November 30, 2004
  Canada, the Closer Country for Outsourcing Work

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, November 26, 2004
  Team spirit built from the top

• The Globe and Mail, November 24, 2004
  By being visible: How to manage multiculti maze

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, November 20, 2004
  Early retirement waning, moonlighting on the rise

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, November 19, 2004
  Pregnant women given packages by British firms

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, November 19, 2004
  Canadians pessimistic about jobs in future

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, November 17, 2004
  One in five working women suffer depression at work

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, November 17, 2004
  Kids given higher priority in workplace magazine

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, November 13, 2004
  Psychologically healthy offices help productivity

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, November 12, 2004
  In an innovation rut? Here are tip-offs

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, November 12, 2004
  Employees who rub bosses the wrong way

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, November 12, 2004
  Buddy system gets employees back to work

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, November 10, 2004
  Help for visually impaired offered by on-line mentors

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, November 10, 2004
  IT firms face challenge as work force ages

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, November 10, 2004
  'Tell me about yourself' response is trickier than you might think

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, November 10, 2004
  Size shouldn't matter in the workplace

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, November 8, 2004
  Women climbing the ranks at banks

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, November 5, 2004
  Better communication crucial -- but tough

• The Straight Goods, November 4, 2004
  Stress Stalks Offices, But Wellness is Workable

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, November 3, 2004
  Race issue flares in Ireland as foreign workers rise

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, November 3, 2004
  More stress, less help for older workers -- study

• The Globe and Mail, Sun, October 31, 2004
  Long-term plan key to advancement

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, October 29, 2004
  U.K. report raps sex stereotypes

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, October 27, 2004
  Workplace rights booklets offered in 20 languages

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, October 27, 2004
  MD shortage about to worsen, study suggests

• The Toronto Star, Mon, October 25, 2004
  Dropouts face bleak job future

• The New York Times, Sun, October 24, 2004
  That Rite of Passage Called Being Fired

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, October 23, 2004
  Employers support retirees' charity work

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, October 22, 2004
  Nova Scotia campaign aims to reduce injuries

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, October 22, 2004
  Best university education gained outside of classroom

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, October 20, 2004
  Killer perks for home offices

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, October 18, 2004
  Canadians take dour view on jobs, bosses, angels

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, October 16, 2004
  Many hats worn in 'portfolio career'

• The Toronto Star, Fri, October 15, 2004
  How training can boost your business

• The Toronto Star, Fri, October 15, 2004
  More go to work at home alone . . .

• The Globe and Mail, Thu, October 14, 2004
  Canada slips again in global competitiveness ranking

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, October 13, 2004
  Bad etiquette can leave a sour taste

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, October 13, 2004
  After a hiatus, the long road back

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, October 11, 2004
  Go West still applies when it comes to jobs

• The Toronto Star, Sun, October 10, 2004
  There's nothing funny about losing your job

• The Toronto Star, Sat, October 9, 2004
  Workers eschew U.S. to head east

• The Toronto Star, Sat, October 9, 2004
  Canada doing better job on employment

• The Toronto Star, Thu, October 7, 2004
  Study exposes job harassment

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, October 6, 2004
  All work, no play in China

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, October 6, 2004
  When two careers are better than one

• The Toronto Star, Wed, October 6, 2004
  Ontario workplace harassment still common: Study

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, September 29, 2004
  Wise ways for retraining older workers

• The New York Times, Wed, September 29, 2004
  Canada's Prophets of Pessimism (Is It the Weather?)

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, September 24, 2004
  Bosses get wakeup call on employee human rights

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, September 22, 2004
  The most stressful of times

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, September 18, 2004
  Swedes seen abusing sick leave system

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, September 18, 2004
  Visible minorities build a diverse work force

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, September 17, 2004
  Some weirdoes belong at work

• The Toronto Star, Fri, September 17, 2004
  Many Swedes think fatigue is reason to skip work

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, September 15, 2004
  Ten tips to help managers communicate in times of change

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, September 8, 2004
  Pay for U.S. teachers trails other professionals

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, September 8, 2004
  Beds in the workplace may produce dream ideas

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, September 8, 2004
  The plague that haunts us still

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, September 6, 2004
  Women play increasing role in union movement

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, September 6, 2004
  CLC delivers labour report card

• The New York Times, Sun, September 5, 2004
  Always on the Job, Employees Pay With Health

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, August 25, 2004
  Teachers say stress makes them cry

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, August 25, 2004
  Vacation styles of the overworked and underassisted

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, August 25, 2004
  Off-duty alert: Watch your step

• The Toronto Star, Thu, August 19, 2004
  Ontario to ease 65-and-out rule

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, August 14, 2004
  Restless retirees eager to sign on for fresh start

• The Toronto Star, Sun, August 8, 2004
  Trucking hits a bump

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, August 4, 2004
  Workplace theft takes big toll

• The Business Week, Mon, August 2, 2004
  Europe's Workers Bite The Bullet

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, July 31, 2004
  Disengagement said 'common' in workplace

• The New York Times, Sat, July 31, 2004
  When Stay-at-Home Fathers Return to Work (Elsewhere)

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, July 30, 2004
  35-hour work week too short, French PM says

• The New York Times, Thu, July 29, 2004
  Analyzing the Marriage Gap

• The New York Times, Thu, July 29, 2004
  Love of Leisure, and Europe's Reasons

• The Business Week, Wed, July 28, 2004
  Is Europe Suffering From Productivity Paralysis?

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, July 28, 2004
  Anger on the rise among public sector workers

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, July 28, 2004
  The dog days of summer

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, July 26, 2004
  Canada's big cities are racking up big job growth, too

• The New York Times, Sun, July 25, 2004
  Norway Looks for Ways to Keep Its Workers on the Job

• The Toronto Star, Thu, July 22, 2004
  Job crisis hurting families: Report

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, July 21, 2004
  Rights of Ontario workers backed by $300 fines

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, July 21, 2004
  Bosses in Britain don't fancy holidays

• The Globe and Mail, Tue, July 20, 2004
  Say goodbye to that spacious corner office

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, July 16, 2004
  Life is richer when you work from home, but it's not for everyone

• The Business Week, Thu, July 15, 2004
  10 Employer Secrets Worth Cracking

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, July 14, 2004
  Better salary is main goal as 40% dream of new job

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, July 14, 2004
  High pay can also bring a rewarding social life

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, July 14, 2004
  Tackling a hidden health menace

• The Toronto Star, Wed, July 14, 2004
  Summer jobs for troubled areas

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, July 12, 2004
  Older workers the employees of choice for many recruiters

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, July 12, 2004
  Female executives talk shop and share know-how

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, July 7, 2004
  The 'accidental career' serves its purpose

• The Toronto Star, Sat, July 3, 2004
  Levelling the working field

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, July 2, 2004
  A coach's playbook for leaders
  

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, June 28, 2004
  Workers starting to feel squeeze as firms shrink office cubicles

• The Toronto Star, Thu, June 24, 2004
  Hourly workers making more: StatsCan

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, June 23, 2004
  Ontario provides funding for apprentice programs

• The Globe and Mail, Tue, June 22, 2004
  U.S. market sees major decline in job quality

• The Business Week, Mon, June 21, 2004
  Blogging With The Boss's Blessing

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, June 19, 2004
  Foreign interns get a leg up

• The Toronto Star, Sat, June 19, 2004
  Internships offer immigrants access to jobs

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, June 18, 2004
  Slow down in a fast-forward world

• The Toronto Star, Fri, June 18, 2004
  Researchers say temporary work not a permanent solution

• The Toronto Star, Fri, June 18, 2004
  Where the jobs are going

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, June 16, 2004
  Newcomers to Sweden find job hunting is tough

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, June 16, 2004
  Despite progress, N.S. women face wage gap

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, June 16, 2004
  Priority shift: motivation over cost-cutting

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, June 16, 2004
  A working woman's clock: In a minute, there'll be time

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, June 16, 2004
  Time to act on immigrant jobs

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, June 16, 2004
  Managers hold key to keep staff happy

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, June 12, 2004
  Employees keen to learn on-line, board finds

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, June 12, 2004
  Employers jumping on e-learning bandwagon

• The Toronto Star, Fri, June 11, 2004
  10 million children in slave-like work

• The Business Week, Wed, June 9, 2004
  Women's Pay: Why The Gap Remains A Chasm

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, June 9, 2004
  Stress, fatigue take toll on workplace friendships

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, June 9, 2004
  Job website serves retired workers

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, June 9, 2004
  Soft skills give hard edge

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, June 9, 2004
  Lawyers nurture their own as never before

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, June 9, 2004
  Summer jobs bring lessons that last for life

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, June 9, 2004
  Who wants to work for a 'stinky' employer?

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, June 7, 2004
  Career reboot: reconfigure your professional self

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, June 5, 2004
  Candidates rate their future boss

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, June 4, 2004
  Stifle yawns: Wake up your meetings

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, June 2, 2004
  Being an MBA doesn't mean you can manage

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, May 31, 2004
  Measuring Success

• Toronto Star, Sun, May 30, 2004
  The pros and cons of teleworking

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, May 29, 2004
  Go ahead, take off, it will help revitalize you

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, May 28, 2004
  Britain's unemployed must take skills training

• The Business Week, Thu, May 27, 2004
  Working...And Poor

• The Business Week, Wed, May 26, 2004
  How to Lift the Working Poor

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, May 26, 2004
  Quebec squares off against bullies

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, May 26, 2004
  Irish eyes closed at work, not smiling, study finds

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, May 26, 2004
  Bored to tears -- even to death -- at work

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, May 19, 2004
  Loss of one's job called worse than divorce

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, May 19, 2004
  Plan gives boost to engineers trained abroad

• The Globe and Mail, Tue, May 18, 2004
  Business taps talents of disabled workers

• The Globe and Mail, Tue, May 18, 2004
  Canada's streets no longer paved with gold

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, May 15, 2004
  Know when the writing's on the wall

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, May 14, 2004
  The yin and yang of change

• The Toronto Star, Fri, May 14, 2004
  Women's work continues to evolve

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, May 12, 2004
  Ah spring! Time for long lunches, one-on-one meetings and file cleaning

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, May 12, 2004
  Profit is personal in non-profit jobs

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, May 7, 2004
  Work and family: six steps to having both

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, May 7, 2004
  Visible minorities bulk up economy

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, May 5, 2004
  Married workers happier with shifts than singles

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, May 5, 2004
  Forget a job: grads must sell selves to new world of work

• The Toronto Star, Tue, May 4, 2004
  Study sees higher rate of long-term unemployment

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, May 3, 2004
  $20-million deal to help disabled in workforce 

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, April 30, 2004
  Quebec labour law aims to enforce good manners

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, April 30, 2004
  The real keys to retaining staff

• The Toronto Star, Fri, April 30, 2004
  Depression haunts teachers

• The Business Week, Thu, April 29, 2004
  Entrepreneurs, Hire the Disabled

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, April 26, 2004
  A painfully stubborn problem that harms workers, economies

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, April 23, 2004
  Firms face health costs even for workers on the job

• The Business Week, Thu, April 22, 2004
  Smart Ways to Help Low-Wage Workers

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, April 17, 2004
  Tear up your résumé and take a new route

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, April 17, 2004
  Consider board service with charity

• The Business Week, Fri, April 16, 2004
  A Post-Privacy Future for Workers

• The Business Week, Wed, April 14, 2004
  Sneak Peeks at Tomorrow's Office

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, April 14, 2004
  Avoid the pitfalls of going solo

• The New York Times, Tue, April 13, 2004
  Business Trips Can Be Hazardous to Your Health

• The Globe and Mail, Thu, April 9, 2004
  Job hunt will be tougher this year, survey predicts

• The Toronto Star, Fri, April 2, 2004
  Where are the jobs going?

• The Toronto Star, Fri, April 2, 2004
  Workplace safety gets a boost

• The Business Week, Thu, April 1, 2004
  Don't Retire. Become Your Own Boss

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, March 31, 2004
  Stressed-out parents face problems at work

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, March 31, 2004
  New generation strives for a life, not a living

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, March 31, 2004
  The generational divide

• The Business Week, Tue, March 30, 2004
  A Stirring Look at the Melting Pot

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, March 29, 2004
  Hiring, not layoffs, is trend to watch

• The Toronto Star, Thu, March 25, 2004
  Canada fifth-best destination to shift work `offshore,' study

• The Business Week, Wed, March 24, 2004
  Hispanics and the Bottom Rung

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, March 24, 2004
  Nurture your top talent's eccentricities

• The Business Week, Tue, March 23, 2004
  Ready for a Worker Shortage?

• The Business Week, Tue, March 23, 2004
  Act II

• The Toronto Star, Sun, March 21, 2004
  How newcomers find first real job

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, March 19, 2004
  Turn your work team into a close-knit family

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, March 19, 2004
  Fixing the managers

• The Globe and Mail, Thu, March 18, 2004
  Federal minister urges big upgrade in workers' skills

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, March 17, 2004
  Caught in the 'sandwich'

• The Globe and Mail, Tue, March 16, 2004
  Membership buys you office privileges

• The Toronto Star, Sat, March 13, 2004
  Education, not location, key to a nation's wealth

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, March 13, 2004
  School answer to job woes: Greenspan

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, March 13, 2004
  Wise up, employers -- older can be better

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, March 13, 2004
  Labour losing power in talks

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, March 13, 2004
  Time guru says less is more

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, March 13, 2004
  It takes time to make a healthy workplace
  

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, March 10, 2004
  We can work it out 

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, March 10, 2004
  Public sector takes tech lead, study says

• The Toronto Star, Wed, March 10, 2004
  Being competitive means more than cutting costs

• The Toronto Star, Tue, March 9, 2004
  Older workers feel the squeeze

• The Toronto Star, Tue, March 9, 2004
  High demand, good wages: Marine jobs are making waves

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, March 8, 2004
  Women comprise majority of working poor, study says

• The Globe and Mail, Thu, March 4, 2004
  New research shows good governance is good investment

• The Globe and Mail, Thu, March 4, 2004
  Working from home avoids 'dysfunction' office politics

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, March 3, 2004
  Customize your retirement

• The Globe and Mail, Tue, March 2, 2004
  RBC's happy-family strategy makes leaving the nest tougher

• The Globe and Mail, Tue, March 2, 2004
  What's the perfect perk for worker performance?

• The Toronto Star, Sat, Feb 28, 2004
  New guide to human rights in the workplace

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, Feb 25, 2004
  Lost a job? Get mad, then get moving

• Business Week, Tue, Feb 24, 2004
  Jobs Abroad, Benefits at Home

• The Globe and Mail, Tue, Feb 24, 2004
  Rapid globalization benefits 200 million

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, Feb 21, 2004
  Greenspan warns against 'protectionist cures'

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, Feb 20, 2004
  Global competition seen hitting U.S. work force

• The Globe and Mail, Thu, Feb 19, 2004
  Canada No. 1 on least costly list

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, Feb 18, 2004
  Immigrants welcome, roadblocks ahead

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, Feb 18, 2004
  Pathways can lead to engineering jobs

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, Feb 18, 2004
  Courses give nurses a boost

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, Feb 18, 2004
  Classes help pharmacists make the grade

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, Feb 18, 2004
  On-job learning bolsters skills

• The Toronto Star, Wed, Feb 18, 2004
  Nursing: Off the critical list?

• The Globe and Mail, Tue, Feb 17, 2004
  Workplace stress exacting heavy toll, group says

• The Business Week, Mon, Feb 16, 2004
  Tales from the Aisles of Wal-Mart

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, Feb 16, 2004
  One man's crusade for factory skills

• Business Week, Thu, Feb 12, 2004
  The Jobs of Tomorrow: A New Low?

• The Toronto Star, Thu, Feb 12, 2004
  Depression hits up to 15 per cent of workforce

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, Feb 11, 2004
  Taking the world by storm

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, Feb 6, 2004
  Training to make us kind

• The Toronto Star, Fri, Feb 6, 2004
  Unpaid work can be profitable for your career

• The Toronto Star, Fri, Feb 6, 2004
  Managers are shirking their duties: researcher

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, Feb 4, 2004
  Don't wait, train now

• Business Week, Tue, Feb 3, 2004
  Internships: Never More Important

• Business Week, Mon, Feb 2, 2004
  Robbing Peter Jr. to Pay Paul Sr.

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, Feb 2, 2004
  Most job creation last year was in low-pay categories

• The Toronto Star, Mon, Feb 2, 2004
  Minimum wage rises to $7.15/hour

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, Jan 30, 2004
  Retirees increasingly are keen to return to work

• The Business Week, Thu, Jan 29, 2004
  Working Smarter, Achieving More

• The Globe and Mail, Thu, Jan 29, 2004
  Ontario will stop forcing workers to retire

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, Jan 28, 2004
  Non-profits struggling, poll finds

• The Globe and Mail, Tue, Jan 27, 2004
  Firms excel with women in senior ranks: study

• The Toronto Star, Tue, Jan 27, 2004
  Severe labour shortage looming

• The Globe and Mail, Mon, Jan 26, 2004
  Firms with more women in top ranks do better: study

• The Toronto Star, Sun, Jan 25, 2004
  Tech firms once again on hunt for MBA grads

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, Jan 23, 2004
  Bully for them: Abusive behaviour at work

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, Jan 23, 2004
  Take the sting out of feedback

• The Globe and Mail, Fri, Jan 23, 2004
  Productivity lagging, report concludes

• The Globe and Mail, Thu, Jan 22, 2004 (first published Jan 21)
  Look at how others see you

• The Globe and Mail, Thu, Jan 22, 2004 (first published Jan 21)
  All the world's a temp agency

• The Toronto Star, Thu, Jan 22, 2004
  We need a national approach

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, Jan 21, 2004
  Is it time to return to high school?

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, Jan 21, 2004
  Provinces struggle to focus programs

• The Toronto Star, Wed, Jan 21, 2004
  Aging society a threat and an opportunity

• The Toronto Star, Thu, Jan 15, 2004 (first published Jan 14)
  Non-profit sector coping, but under siege

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, Jan 14, 2004
  Culture jobs' future nothing to sing about

• The Toronto Star, Mon, Jan 12, 2004
  A high-tech shortcut off the 400

• The New York Times, Sun, Jan 11, 2004
  Incentives Lure Many to Quit, Even With a Lean Job Market

• The Globe and Mail, Sat, Jan 10, 2004
  A cool space to work sets stage for creativity

• The Toronto Star, Sat, Jan 10, 2004
  West's fear of change undermines globalization

• The New York Times, Fri, Jan 9, 2004
  In Germany, Shifting the Cost of the Pension to the Worker

• The Toronto Star, Fri, Jan 9, 2004
  Charting the work trends of a new year

• The Toronto Star, Fri, Jan 9, 2004
  Employers are learning to embrace diversity

• The Globe and Mail, Wed, Jan 7, 2004
  Ottawa unveils compassionate-care plan

• The Toronto Star, Tue, Jan 6, 2004
  Retirement not so mandatory?

• The Globe and Mail, Thu, Jan 1, 2004
  Many small firms not ready for privacy rules

• The Toronto Star, Thu, Jan 1, 2004
  Last phase of privacy law goes into effect today