OHS Case Alert: Smell of Pot in Car ≠ Proof Worker Is High At Work
Now that cannabis is officially legal, OHS managers need to
Now that cannabis is officially legal, OHS managers need to
In the name of cutting red tape, Alberta's Conservative government
While the worker's OHS right to refuse dangerous work is
While this Model Workplace Violence Prevention Policy should work in
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Alberta employers have long been required to report "serious workplace
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In Canada Post Corp. v. Canadian Union of Postal Workers,
February 12, 2020 | Harassment and violence in the workplace have a devastating effect on individual employees, employers and the organization as a whole. In recent years, new legislation and regulations have emphasized employer and supervisor obligations with respect to policies and programs to address these issues.
What OHS directors need to know to ensure compliance and promote JHSC effectiveness
Relying on outside consultants isn?t enough to prove compliance with OHS laws