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[…] behind Contact external colleagues to let them know they are leaving Visit with and say goodbye to colleagues Hand in any items such as pass keys; pass- codes; parking or other passes; physical keys Return any property of the employer that may have been with the employee off-site and/or at their home office Review […]
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[…] that many persons with Canada who live with brain injury experience significant barriers to participation in federal elections? Those barriers show up in the voter registration process, communication of candidate platforms, voting, and in seeking and/or sustaining employment at Elections Canada. Brain Injury Canada is excited to announce a new research project focused on […]
[…] policy and guide action. Staff Get to know Brain Injury Canada’s team. Michelle McDonald Chief Executive Officer “Brain injury is often overlooked, underfunded, and misunderstood. I feel fortunate to work with this remarkable community including people living with the effects of brain injury, their families and caregivers, and all of the people that dedicate their […]
[…] that’s how the savings add up. There are several free applications for smartphones and tablets and websites that can help you save money through finding promotion codes, ways to trim your expenses, cashback deals, free gifts and more. Savings plans The Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP) The Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP) was […]
[…] right words. When you want to read, write, or speak with someone, try to reduce distractions and focus on one task at a time. Join a conversation group, participate in activities and volunteer to practice The more you practice a skill, the stronger it gets. Communication is a big part of recreational activities and […]
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