HRPA has an Alternate Route to meeting the coursework requirement for obtaining your HRPA Designation. The Alternate Route is intended for individuals with advanced HR education.
The requirements necessary to write the HRPA Comprehensive Knowledge Exam (CKE 1 or CKE 2) can now be met with your Master of Industrial Relations degree.
For full details on the process for applying for your HRPA designation, please see the HRPA Alternate Route page.
Now, more than ever, is the time for you to apply to our Master's programs. Find out more today by accessing the relevant Program page for your best step forward in your career goals!
Queen’s Employment Relations prepares students for a meaningful career in Employment Relations, Human Resources and Labour Management. By connecting today’s top researchers and policy advisors to tomorrow’s leaders, Queen’s Employment Relations is shaping the world of work - making it a better place for all Canadians.
Innovative research drives better workplace policies which improves the quality of life for Canadian workers. Learn more about how our faculty are shaping the world of work.
It's no surprise that people remain silent at work in the face of problems - fear of retribution can be an effective muzzle. But what motivates people to put aside any potential personal costs and voice their concerns?
As part of his For Better or Worse series, Professor Weinberg's 'Til Dissoultion Do Us Part article argues there is little evidence to suggest one type of first contract arbitration is better than another at promoting sustainable bargaining relationships.
(Pictured above from left to right - Pradeep Kumar and Jason Foster, President of CIRA-ACRI)
Dr. Samosh earned his PhD from the Smith School of Business at Queen’s University with a specialization in Organizational Behaviour. Dr. Samosh also holds an MSc in Management from the Smith School of Business at Queen’s University, and an Hon. Business Admin. degree from the Ivey School of Business at Western University.
To see a list of graduates for Fall 2021 please click here
Dear 2021 Queen’s MIR Graduates,
I am particularly pleased, on behalf of myself and the faculty and staff of the MIR and PMIR programs, to extend our congratulations to you on the occasion of achieving the Queen’s MIR degree. This is a significant accomplishment, and we are very proud to have you join the ranks of the Queen’s MIR Alumni. Your class has been, quite simply, remarkable.
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