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Young Workers
It’s a tech world, but rules still apply
Considering a new technology? Don’t forget to check your ethics
The evolution of training
A new decade will usher in major changes to workplace safety education
Robotic simulator unveiled at CROSH
Made-in-Canada machine combines robotics and virtual reality
U.S. actors’ union issues standards for supervisors of sex scenes
Pre-production meetings should establish expected nudity, other specifics
Young Canadians say current events, string of bad news adding to anxiety
Australia wildfires, Iran plane crash exacerbating issues with mental health
Investigators lay safety violation charges in death at Halifax site
Foreman accused of falsifying information regarding 2018 rooftop plummet
Tech trends will dominate safety profession in 2020 – and beyond
Adopting more technology should be a resolution for all OHS professionals
Quebec raises legal age for cannabis to 21, the strictest in the country
Critics aren’t sure legal measures will have intended effect
Edibles add new wrinkle to safety landscape
Vast differences between smoked cannabis and newly legal products
We will not tolerate abusive behaviour: NHL commissioner
Gary Bettman announces 4-point plan aimed at psychological safety
8 tips for ladder safety this holiday season
In 2018, more than 1,000 claims were a result of falls in British Columbia
Navigating the new world of safety communications
Emerging technology is affecting traditional approaches to safety management
Protecting minds a priority in changing times
In a world where the only constant is change, mental health has simultaneously become the fastest-growing category of disability in the workplace.
Women’s safety society working towards a better future
Much work remains in male-dominated OHS profession: chair
Ryerson University opens state-of-the-art building for OHS students
Next generation of safety professionals will get dedicated lab spaces
Working at heights is top risk in greenhouse safety
WSPS studies promote evidence-based decision making in Ontario
Too often, it’s still ‘safety second’
Properly equipping and protecting workers should always be priority No. 1
Alberta overhauls workplace rules for farms; small operations to be exempt
Proposed legislation reverses many rules put in place by NDP government
Toyota worker’s suicide ruled work-related after harassment
Deceased was repeatedly called an ‘idiot’ by his boss: lawyer
Workplace safety top priority for Ontario labour minister
Program rewarding safe employers to launch this month: McNaughton
