Gary Bettman announces 4-point plan aimed at psychological safety
In 2018, more than 1,000 claims were a result of falls in British Columbia
Emerging technology is affecting traditional approaches to safety management
In a world where the only constant is change, mental health has simultaneously become the fastest-growing category of disability in the workplace.
Much work remains in male-dominated OHS profession: chair
Next generation of safety professionals will get dedicated lab spaces
WSPS studies promote evidence-based decision making in Ontario
Properly equipping and protecting workers should always be priority No. 1
Proposed legislation reverses many rules put in place by NDP government
Deceased was repeatedly called an ‘idiot’ by his boss: lawyer
Program rewarding safe employers to launch this month: McNaughton
2018 incident in Muskoka left two workers injured
ACT Foundation leads workshop to kick off CPR month
Canadian workplaces will open to Grade 9 students on Nov. 6
US$125,000 to aid career advancement
Change intended to protect youth, says junior health minister
Officers to ensure workers are wearing proper equipment
Canadian universities must respond to mental health issues: experts
Efforts should begin prior to recruitment, extend through officers’ careers
August 13, 2019 — The Saskatchewan Safety Council and Saskatchewan Building Trades are working together on a joint project. The Building Safer Trades initiative provides free practical safety training and information on union trades for Indigenous youth in Saskatchewan. The…