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workplace health and safety
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The Key to a Successful Hybrid Office
The Presidents of CCCPE and ACE sit down to discuss good ergonomics and the human factors to lead a successful hybrid workplace As we look to the potential for a return to the office, many companies are considering hybrid working models. Hybrid work typically refers to having employees working part-time in the office and part-time...
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Implementing Good Ergonomics, Regardless of Your Space
Protecting your health and wellbeing is critical, whether working from home or returning to work on a part-time or full-time basis.
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The Future of Learning Is Flexible
We all think and learn differently. Shouldn’t our workplace training reflect that? We’ve all been there You’re on day three of a four-day course, looking at the clock instead of focusing on the content. It’s not that you don’t care or that you don’t want to learn. Maybe you’re thinking about the pile of work...
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Designing Tools for the Future of Learning
As remote work and training become more prevalent, employers must offer effective, engaging digital training solutions Virtually every worker involved in a hospital’s medication circuit is at risk of exposure to a hazardous class of drugs known as antineoplastics. These drugs — also known as chemotherapy drugs — pose serious risks when improperly handled, including...
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Collaboration for a Safer, Healthier Toronto Pearson
The COVID-19 pandemic has presented a variety of challenges around health and safety, but it has also resulted in opportunities for collaboration among the Pearson airport community.
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Working Together Towards Ensuring Workplace Health and Safety
Minister of Labour for Government of Canada the Honourable Filomena Tassi shares her words on workplace health & safety.
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Motivation From the Heart
Trish Penny works in corporate health and safety at Black and McDonald. She is a member and volunteer of Threads of Life – Association for Workplace Tragedy Family Support [link to: www.threadsoflife.ca]. Trish’s older brother Luke died when a wall collapsed and he was crushed while working in a trench. He had just started a new job weather proofing buildings.
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The ‘Union Safety Effect’ is Real and Getting Stronger
There is a “Union Safety Effect” in the Industrial, Commercial and Institutional construction sector that creates safer workplaces.
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The Devastating Impact of COVID-19 on Ironworkers
Ironwork is the pillar of modern infrastructure, but its workers suffer alarmingly common workplace injuries and suicides — a situation made worse by the pandemic. Here’s why leaders in the field say the trade is overdue for a serious conversation about mental health.
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Enough is Enough – Time to Change
On the International Day of Mourning, the BCRSP joins this solemn day in grieving with families who have lost loved ones due to workplace tragedies and recognizes the suffering of those injured or made ill because of their work.
