Failure to Wear Safety Glasses & Verbal Abuse of Supervisor Justified Firing
An industrial cleaner wasn't wearing her safety glasses as required.
An industrial cleaner wasn't wearing her safety glasses as required.
A property owner in Alberta sued not only the company she said harmed her property but also the province itself and a regulatory agency. Did she win?
If your company's insurance has a pollution exclusion, it could find itself on the hook for remediation and other costs.
Learn how to keep workers' literacy levels from inhibiting their understanding of safety materials.
Help workers help you identify risk factors in the workplace that can lead to the development of musculoskeletal injuries.
Use this recent case to show your senior management the consequences of ignoring the advice and recommendations of its safety professionals.
Here are some tips from the IHSA workers can take to avoid being injured during a thunderstorm.
A worker was on the icy roof of a developer's
An employer leased a truck for use by its workers.
In determining whether workers are at risk of developing MSIs, you may need to assess their posture. A new report has guidelines to help you properly do so.
Here?s a look at what you need to know to ensure your company complies with the new reporting requirements under the TSB Regulations, if applicable.
Courts usually reserve their criticism in safety cases for the defendants. But an Ontario court went out of its way to criticize the MOL's investigation.
Obviously, workers don?t want to become disabled. But do they really understand how common disability is or the ways in which they could become disabled?
Two workers employed by a telecom company were killed by