Update: Some Provisions of Bill 160 to Take Effect April 1
On June 1, 2011, Bill 160, the Occupational Health and
The “Reprisals” Challenge & How to Overcome It GalleryThe “Reprisals” Challenge & How to Overcome It
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The “Reprisals” Challenge & How to Overcome It
The aspect of the newly passed Ontario OHS reform law,
Ontario OHS Reform: What You Need to Know and Do NOW to Comply with the Tougher New Section 50 Anti-Reprisal Rules Under Bill 160 GalleryOntario OHS Reform: What You Need to Know and Do NOW to Comply with the Tougher New Section 50 Anti-Reprisal Rules Under Bill 160
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Ontario OHS Reform: What You Need to Know and Do NOW to Comply with the Tougher New Section 50 Anti-Reprisal Rules Under Bill 160
Your Presenter: Ryan Conlin Partner, Stringer Brisbin Humphrey Legal Basics
Ontario OHS Reform Compliance Centre
On May 18, the Assembly passed Bill 160 by a vote of
Workplace Safety Is International
It used to be the case that companies had one
Wal-Mart Hit with Record Fine of $120,000 in Young Worker’s Electrocution
A 17-year-old worker was electrocuted while using a floor buffing
Company and Supervisor Charged with OHS Violations after Inspection
As a result of a workplace inspection, the government charged
Blasting Company Should’ve Reported Discharge of Flyrock
During a highway blasting operation, flyrock damaged a house and
Glass Manufacturer Fined $50,000 after Workers Remove Guard
A worker unloading glass sheets from a mechanized conveyor stumbled
Requested Medical Information Needed to Accommodate Injured Worker
A town asked for additional medical information to determine whether
Videotaping of Safety Violations at Construction Site Upheld
After getting an anonymous call, CSST inspectors went to a
Fall Protection Violations Cost Roofing Company $3,360
A roofing company pleaded guilty to three violations of the
Dancer Waited Too Long to Challenge Denial of Workers’ Compensation Claim
A dancer at a lounge fell six feet onto her
Employer Failed to Accommodate Worker by Not Considering Alternative Jobs
A worker had knee replacement surgery and then went out