9 Health and Safety Trends for 2019
Canadian Occupational Safety – Dave Rebbitt Looking ahead in 2019, some things that dominated the latter half of 2018 will continue to have an interesting […]
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Canadian Occupational Safety – Dave Rebbitt Looking ahead in 2019, some things that dominated the latter half of 2018 will continue to have an interesting […]
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Did you know ? The Alberta government has updated an existing bulletin on volunteers and students provides information on OHS and non profits. Volunteers and
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CCOHS Assembling the Pieces Toolkit Get practical advice for implementing the National Standard of Canada for Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace. This course is
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WCB-Alberta The WCB is looking for feedback on their 2019 Policy Project Plan. The posting is open until March 12. Read More
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CCSA 2018 Year in Review 2018 was a year of change for occupational health and safety in Alberta. With the passing of Bill 30, An Act
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Canadian Occupational Safety – Amanda Silliker Lagging indicators, such as number of incidents, injuries and days away from work, are widely used in occupational health
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WCB premium rates for long term care and seniors’ supportive living organizations for 2019 will be set at $1.62 per $100 insurable earnings. This is an
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CBC News – Lucas Powers A national coalition of advocacy groups wants major reforms to Canada’s foreign caregiver program in hopes of improving working conditions
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The Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Act, addresses obligations for work site parties, including workers, supervisors, and employers. While current legislation does not address impairment
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Ottawa, June 19, 2018—With the passing of Bill C-45 in the Senate, Canada is one step closer to the legalization of cannabis for recreational use.