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Legislation
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How are employers responding to COVID-19?
National survey of Canadian employers looks at layoffs, business decline and evolving HR policies
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Ontario extends working-at-heights certifications during COVID-19
Some trained in 2017 given an extra year to renew paperwork
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Ontario extends emergency measures, closes all outdoor recreation amenities
COVID-19 measures now in effect until April 13
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Managing the ever-upward trajectory of OHS fines
Employers with prior convictions will likely see more aggressive sentencing positions
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Trump uses wartime act to force GM to mass-produce ventilators
Invoking Defence Production Act shines light on need for PPE
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Alberta invoking steep fines for those who fail to follow COVID rules
Police to levy $1,000 penalties for first offence, says premier
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Ontario introduces $17B COVID-19 package, more than doubles deficit
Package includes influx of cash for health sector
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Safety supply stores among essential businesses in Ontario
Non-essential businesses closures in effect as of midnight, March 24
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Webinar on-demand: What employers need to know about COVID-19
Coping with COVID-19 session now available online
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COVID-19 cases in Canada surge to 1,472 as death toll hits 21
Parliament set to resume to pass emergency legislation
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WEBINAR: Leading-edge and sharp-edge training
Session focuses on challenges, solutions with self-retracting lifelines
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Steps to consider after a workplace accident
Issues that come to light through inspection or complaint can lead to charges: lawyers
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B.C. declares public health emergency on COVID-19 as more deaths reported
Restaurants that can’t adapt to social distancing must close, move to take-out only
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Saskatchewan changes rules around sick leave as it reports another COVID-19 case
Paid leave is not being considered at this time, says labour minister
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Ontario declares state of emergency
UPDATED: Province reports first death linked to COVID-19 in 77-year-old man
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Coping with COVID-19: what you need to know
OHS Canada partnering with Talent Canada on special live webinar
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Ontario government plans bill to help workers affected by COVID-19 pandemic
Legislation would remove need for medical notes
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Alberta provides paid job-protected leave in self-isolation tied to coronavirus
Doctors notes will not be required: Kenney
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Trudeau promises $1 billion for COVID-19 research, resilience as WHO declares pandemic
Liberals easing restrictions on EI payments for those who self-isolate due to illness
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Alberta eyes changes to help workers self-isolate during coronavirus outbreak
Government looking to drop requirement of doctor’s note
