Envol Strategies

If you haven't RSVP'd for this exclusive event yet, now's your chance! ✉️ Join us for a breakfast event (IRL!) on October 22nd, where Johnathon Strebly, former Chief of Staff at Skwxwú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) will share how businesses like yours can incorporate cultural respect into our organizational practices through creating authentic land acknowledgements.    We're honoured to be joined by Xwechtaal Dennis Joseph, Squamish Nation Elder, who will share a traditional blessing song from his people. Seats are limited! RSVP to save yours today: https://lnkd.in/e2PBbZdp    #ExclusiveEvent #VancouverEvent #InPersonEvent #NDTR #Reconciliation #LandAcknowledgements

Did you know? 2 in 5 2SLGBTQIA+ employees report experiencing harassment at work. As we celebrate #NationalComingOutDay, let's reaffirm our commitment to creating a safe and welcoming environment for all 2SLGBTQIA+ employees. Learn how to identify bullying and harassment in your workplace in our blog post here: https://lnkd.in/eiWPuYci PS - A note from the Envol team: Be proud of who you are. ❤️🌈 #LGBTQInclusion #WorkplaceSafety #DiversityatWork #NationalComingOutDay

📌 Important BC Employer Bulletin! Your Obligations in the BC Provincial Election 📌 Advanced voting for the BC provincial election begins today, October 10, 2024. This bulletin provides a brief overview of employer obligations to employees ⬇️ Key voting dates: 🗓️ Advanced Voting Days: October 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, & 16, 2024 🗓️ Final Voting Day: October 19, 2024 What does this mean for BC employers? You MUST provide eligible voters with up to four (4) consecutive hours off work to cast their ballot: 👉 On Final Voting Day (Oct 19) OR 👉 During advanced voting IF their schedule on Final Voting Day doesn’t allow for 4 consecutive hours off OR they are willing to vote in advanced voting Important key details to make note of: 📝An eligible voter is a Canadian citizen who will be at least 18 years old on October 19, 2024, and has been a resident of British Columbia since April 18, 2024 📝Employers are not obligated to provide 4 consecutive hours off work generally 📝Employees taking time off to vote will not lose pay. Employers cannot make deductions for time off taken to vote. Don’t forget to share this post with your BC network! 🔁 #BCEmployers #EmployerObligations #BCVoting #BCElection #BCEmployees #EmployerBulletin 

Acknowledging and honouring Indigenous ancestry is a vital step in our collective reconciliation journey as a country and fostering respect and understanding within our organizations.    But many businesses struggle with finding the right words to acknowledge the Indigenous lands they operate on.    If you want to take meaningful action but aren’t sure where to start – this event is for you! 👇    📍 Join us on October 22nd at Terminal City Club for our exclusive event, “Honouring Indigenous Ancestry: Meaningful Land Acknowledgements in Corporate Practice”.    Begin your morning with:    🥞 A delicious hot breakfast,  🎶 A traditional blessing song by Xwechtaal Dennis Joseph, Squamish Nation Elder, and  🎤 Insightful knowledge from guest speaker Johnathon Strebly, former Chief of Staff at Squamish Nation.    🎟️ Tickets are $50 - all proceeds will be donated to Indspire, an Indigenous charity that invests in the education of First Nations, Inuit and Métis people across Canada.    Reserve yours today: https://lnkd.in/e2PBbZdp    #VancouverEvent #InPersonEvent #NDTR #Reconciliation #LandAcknowledgements 

As employers, providing appropriate first aid services are a fundamental part of safeguarding our teams.     And for provincially regulated employers in BC, there are some key upcoming changes to ensure compliance with as it relates to #occupationalsafety 👇    Enhanced safety measures  Improved training and certification  Better emergency response  Regular drills and assessments  Updated first aid kits    Looking for support ensuring compliance with these changes? Connect with our team today: hello@envolstrategies.com    #BCEmployers #BCWorkplaces #WorkplaceSafety #FirstAid #EmployeeWellbeing 

oin us on October 22nd for an #IRL event! If you want to learn how to honour Indigenous ancestry through your business practices but aren't sure where to begin, this event is for you! ⬇️ We’re thrilled to share that our event will be opened with a traditional blessing song from Xwechtaal Dennis Joseph, Squamish Nation Elder, followed by an engaging session on how businesses like yours can craft meaningful land acknowledgements led by Johnathon Strebly, former Chief of Staff at Squamish Nation. Plus, you’ll get to start your day with a delicious hot breakfast! ☕️ Tickets are $50 and all proceeds will be donated to Indspire, an Indigenous charity that invests in the education of First Nations, Inuit and Métis people across Canada. 🎟️❤️ Seats are limited! Reserve yours today: https://lnkd.in/e2PBbZdp Hope to see you there! 👋 #VancouverEvent #InPersonEvent #NDTR #Reconciliation #LandAcknowledgements

Beware of these spooky HR myths! 👻 Swipe through to reveal the chilling myths about HR that often haunt workplaces - and how you can combat them in yours. 🎃 #HRMyths #MythBusted #SpookySeason #HRTips

Quick reminder to purchase your tickets before they’re all gone! 🧡 Understanding Indigenous land acknowledgements and finding an authentic way to approach them as a business is complex. They’re not just statements acknowledging you are operating your business on unceded land. Land acknowledgements are about demonstrating your commitment to reconciliation and taking action to address the ongoing impacts of colonialism. 🗓️ Join us on October 22nd at Terminal City Club for our exclusive event “Honouring Indigenous Ancestry: Meaningful Land Acknowledgements in Corporate Practice”.    This event features a delicious hot breakfast, a traditional blessing song by Xwechtaal Dennis Joseph. and expert insights on developing meaningful land acknowledgements from Johnathon Strebly.   Tickets are $50 and all proceeds will be donated to Indspire, an Indigenous charity that invests in the education of First Nations, Inuit and Métis people across Canada. 🎟️❤️ Join us to learn how to: 🧡 Respectfully honour the Indigenous lands we work on,  🧡 Foster cultural respect throughout your organization, and  🧡 Create an authentic and meaningful land acknowledgment.  Seats are limited! Reserve yours today: https://lnkd.in/e2PBbZdp     #VancouverEvent #InPersonEvent #NDTR #Reconciliation #LandAcknowledgements    

New safety regulations are on the horizon, and we know it can feel overwhelming. Provincially regulated employers in BC must follow the new legislation in effect November 1st, 2024!    From enhanced safety measures and improved training to better emergency response, regular drills, and updated first aid kits—there's a lot to manage!    But don’t worry, we’re here to guide you through every step of the process and ensure you’re fully prepared.    Get started by downloading our free BC First Aid Assessment Guide in the comments below! 🌟    #BCEmployers #WorkplaceSafety #FirstAid #Compliance #HealthAndSafety #NewRegulations #EmergencyPreparedness #SafetyFirst #LegalCompliance 

Acknowledging Indigenous lands is a complex challenge that leaves many businesses feeling lost.    And it isn’t as simple as looking up the Indigenous lands you operate on and throwing together a statement. We have a responsibility as Canadians to educate ourselves before making land acknowledgements in our businesses.     Join us on October 22nd at Terminal City Club, for an exclusive in-person event, “Honouring Indigenous Ancestry: Meaningful Land Acknowledgements in Corporate Practice”. Swipe to meet our event opener and guest speaker! ➡️    Kick off your morning with:     🥞 A delicious hot breakfast,   🎶 A traditional blessing song by Xwechtaal Dennis Joseph, Squamish Nation Elder, and  🎤 Expert guidance from Johnathon Strebly, former Chief of Staff at Skwxwú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation), how businesses like yours can craft meaningful land acknowledgements.     You’ll learn how to:     🧡 Respectfully recognize the Indigenous land you operate on  🧡 Incorporate cultural respect into your organization's practices  🧡 Create a meaningful and authentic land acknowledgement    Seats are limited! Reserve yours today, link in comments below! #VancouverEvent #InPersonEvent #NDTR #Reconciliation #LandAcknowledgements