Both accused personnel from Halifax base
The message is unequivocal: sexual harassment in Ontario workplaces will not be tolerated, as the province introduces a bill that extends protections to employees by broadening the definition of workplace harassment and imposing additional obligations on employers to prevent and investigate such incidents.
Employees feel anti-harassment policy is not working
Pipeline fixed, power restored within a few hours
Postal worker bitten 14 times on arm
DND says Gatineau building poses no health and safety risks
Amendment to Labour Code passed first reading on June 14
OTTAWA – The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled in favour of three British Columbia medical workers who argued they developed breast cancer as a result of their jobs. Katrina Hammer, Patricia Schmidt and Anne MacFarlane, who worked in a…
By Jean Lian Come July 1, a new noise regulation under Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) to beef up worker protection against noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) will come into effect. The new regulation replaces and extends the noise-protection…
Cancer diagnoses date back to 1970: union lawyer
Robert Berryman, 61, began firefighting career in 1978
Union files grievance against healthcare facility
Pipe tests positive for asbestos in Regina building
Government claims non-friable asbestos cement is safe
Collaborative study examines the common factors in presenteeism
N.S. Department of Labour and Advanced Education investigating
Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia encouraging residents to get flu shots
A recent report from the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) has revealed that a supervisor with the National Microbiology Laboratory (NML) in Winnipeg was infected by one of the diseases that he was researching in 2012 – and that…
Survey is first part of study of worker safety in B.C. libraries
Woman, 27, bites one peace officer, sends him to hospital