Free WSIB Webinars from Office of the Employer Adviser
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IHSA 2-Minute News SEPTEMBER 2023
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IHSA 2-Minute News AUGUST 2023
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Naloxone Kits and At-Risk Workplaces
A briefing note from Sherrard Kuzz LLP.
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Construction Site Washroom Hygiene
Construction site facilities need to be properly maintained.
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IHSA 2-Minute News JULY 2023
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Occupational Health and Safety in Ontario: 2021-22 Annual Report
An annual report on Ontario’s health and safety system from the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development.
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IHSA 2-Minute News JUNE 2023
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Naloxone Kits Now Required in At-Risk Ontario Workplaces
Province’s Workplace Naloxone Program first of its kind in North America
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WSIB Newsletter SUMMER 2023
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Construction of large barns poses increasing safety issues
Ontario Farmer magazine published this article on May 16, 2023, after attending the CFBA's Annual Conference on April 28th, 2023. Guest speaker, Brian Barron of the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development (MLITSD) spoke on the topic of: Agricultural Wood Truss Erection Safety.
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IHSA 2-Minute News MAY 2023
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COCA Newsletter MAY 2023
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IHSA 2-Minute News APRIL 2023
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WSIB Newsletter SPRING 2023
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IHSA 2-Minute News MARCH 2023
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IHSA 2-Minute News FEBRUARY 2023
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Sanitary Conditions on Construction Sites
Everyone working on construction sites should have a sanitary place to go.
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Create your emergency contact list
What should the list look like? What should be included? Downloadable template for you to print and fill in at your convenience.
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Construction Health and Safety: Fatality and Critical Injury Report for JANUARY 2023
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IHSA 2-Minute News JANUARY 2023
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2 Minute News JANUARY 2023
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2 Minute News DECEMBER 2022
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Construction Health and Safety: Fatality and Critical Injury Report for DECEMBER 2022
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Employment Insurance Sickness Benefits Extended to 26 Weeks
Effective December 18, 2022, anyone who qualifies for a new Employment Insurance (“EI”) sickness benefit claim will be entitled to up to 26 weeks of benefits.
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