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Angry Confrontation Of Employee By A Manager Could Be Safety Issue: OLRB

by Adrian Miedema | Dentons on 5/7/2013

In what appears to be a departure from a growing line of cases, the Ontario Labour Relations Board has permitted an employee to advance her claim that the employer violated the Occupational Health and Safety Act when it fired...more

City Reasonably Relied On Engineer’s, Architect’s Stamp: OHSA Charge Dismissed In Wall Collapse Case

by Adrian Miedema | Dentons on 4/25/2013

The City of Guelph acted reasonably when it relied on the stamped drawing of an architect and engineer as evidencing compliance with all legal requirements, an Ontario judge has held in dismissing an Occupational Health and...more

“E-Learning” Safety Orientation Module Coming Soon In Ontario; Printed Copies Of MOL Safety Orientation Materials Now Available

by Adrian Miedema | Dentons on 4/16/2013

Worker safety orientation is expected to become mandatory in Ontario on January 1, 2014, as we have previously advised. The Ontario Ministry of Labour is developing an e-learning module that workers and supervisors can take...more

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Angry Confrontation Of Employee By A Manager Could Be Safety Issue: OLRB

City Reasonably Relied On Engineer’s, Architect’s Stamp: OHSA Charge Dismissed In Wall Collapse Case

“E-Learning” Safety Orientation Module Coming Soon In Ontario; Printed Copies Of MOL Safety Orientation Materials Now Available

Safety Violations Get 37-Year Employee Fired For Cause

Legislative Update: A Primer on the Recent Changes to Alberta's Occupational Health and Safety Act

Farm Employer Guilty: “Accident Waiting To Happen” In Case Of Sinking Trailer That Rose Again

Work Refusal Process May Not Be Used To Challenge Employer’s Established Practices: OLRB

Safety Inspection Blitzes for Industrial and Construction Sectors

No Automatic OHSA Liability After Equipment-Failure Accident: Charge Dismissed Where Use Of Equipment Not “Likely”

Even Careless, Reckless Workers Protected By OHSA: Ontario Court

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