Greater Toronto's Top Employers (2025) Magazine - Flipbook - Page 89
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The program also encouraged
Hart to continue focusing on what
matters. “The morale of the team
and the key objectives are what is
important – not just getting a lot
of tasks done,” he says.
In the big picture, both Hart
and Grandy appreciate how the
program recognizes the values of
the next generation – which go
beyond a pay cheque or climbing
the corporate ladder.
“Things have shifted,” says
Grandy. “There are different
expectations – particularly with
the younger generation – and
some of the old ways of managing
aren’t going to attract and retain
top talent as we go forward.”
“There's been a reinvestment
by Kinross in its people development,” says Hart. “Mining is a
really competitive market and paying people more won’t keep them.
You need to be able to develop and
motivate your people.”
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Employees at Kinross Gold are encouraged to pursue leadership positions within the organization and given
the support needed to succeed.
1,000
mental health practitioner benefit
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$
1,626
annual spend on training
per full-time employee