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Canada: Do Employers Have an Obligation to Protect Employees from Exposure to Safety Hazards While they Work from Home during the...

Littler on 5/1/2020

Most workplaces in Canada are subject to provincial or territorial occupational health and safety (OHS) legislation. Federally regulated workplaces are governed by the federal OHS laws set out in Part II of the Canada Labour...more

October 1st Changes to Alberta’s OHS Regulation: Mining, Blasting and Hazardous Work Conditions

Bennett Jones LLP on 10/1/2013

On October 1, 2013, amendments to Alberta’s Occupational Health and Safety Regulation (Regulation) come into force. In this post, we bring you the highlights. ...more

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Canada: Do Employers Have an Obligation to Protect Employees from Exposure to Safety Hazards While they Work from Home during the...

October 1st Changes to Alberta’s OHS Regulation: Mining, Blasting and Hazardous Work Conditions

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