NEW: The Canadian Employer's Guide
to Occupational Health and Safety
Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) compliance can not only ensure a reduction in an employer's liability, but it can also serve its primary purpose: reducing the chance of a serious workplace incident or injury.
In this guide, Canadian employment lawyers outline the rights and responsibilities of everyone at work, and some critical areas of OHS laws that are often overlooked but vital all the same, including:
- Rights and responsibilities of the employer for OHS
- Three rights that every worker has
- Purpose and importance of a Joint Health and Safety Committee
- Injuries, illnesses, and responses
- Civil and non-civil liability
Complying with the Canadian OHS system can not only assist an employer in avoiding unnecessary liability, but it can also save lives.
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