
Catherine Connelly
Catherine Connelly is a professor of organizational behaviour at McMaster University’s DeGroote School of Business, whose research focuses on the Temporary Foreign Worker Program and the challenges companies face in complying with government regulations.
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Catherine Connelly is the director of the McMaster Centre for Research on Employment and Work and a professor in organizational behaviour at DeGroote School of Business.
Indigenous workers discriminated against in applications for restaurant jobs, McMaster study findsCatherine Connelly, a professor at McMaster University, expressed concerns about AI in the public service.
Some government jobs will be cut as Ottawa adopts AI, chief data officer saysCatherine Connelly, professor and business research chair in the department of human resources and management at McMaster University, said people who are working from home may encounter fewer germs because they’re not commuting and they’re not around their co-workers.
Post-COVID, public servants are taking more sick days
Catherine Connelly is a professor of human resources and management at McMaster University’s DeGroote School of Business.
Downtown foot traffic is still far below prepandemic levels, despite push to boost in-office hours: dataCatherine Connelly is a professor of organizational behaviour at McMaster University who researches the TFW program.
Ottawa has failed to collect almost 40% of fines on companies that violated Temporary Foreign Worker rules












