MOL EVALUATING WORKING AT HEIGHTS TRAINING STANDARDS Ontario is investing $595,000 to assess the effectiveness of its Working at Heights (WAH) training standards to helpRead more...
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New Ministry of Labour Publication Provides Guidance for WHMIS Transition In July, 2017, Ontario Ministry of Labour (MOL) issued a new publication, “A Guide toRead more...
Finding the Right JHSC Training Provider is Good for Business In Ontario, if you have 20 or more employees you are legally required to haveRead more...
Ontario Ministry of Labour Deadline for Working at Heights Training Is Now Just Weeks Away October 1, 2017 is the extended deadline for employers andRead more...