Excerpt from the OH&S Canada magazine
A feeling of helplessness and low control over one’s work environment and conditions has been linked to hypertension in men but not women, a new study has found.
Blog Post #691 – No Charges Laid in Homicide of Mental Health Worker
Excerpt from the OH&S Canada magazine
Alberta’s prosecution service has decided not to proceed with Occupational Health & Safety charges in the death of a mental health care worker.
Blog Post #680 – New Rules Bolster Late-Night Worker Protection
Excerpt from the OH & S Canada magazine
Saskatchewan is beefing up its labour laws to better protect late-night workers in the wake of several high-profile fatalities that took place in convenience stores and gas stations across the country.
Blog Post #590 – New Line on Stress Claims
Excerpt from the OH&S Canada magazine
Proposed legislative amendments could open the door to a wider array of events precipitating compensable stress claims in British Columbia.