The firm handed the job to a trained supervisor. It didn't hand off the duty
‘Employers should have a plan in place now and must engage workers and joint health and safety committees in the planning process’: WorkSafeBC
‘A reporting mechanism that people don't trust is worse than not having one at all,’ says expert
Alberta's system 'plays to the greed' of surgeons looking to substantially increase their compensation, says senior researcher
Balancing safety, technology, and privacy in the context of employee drug use
What went wrong when an untrained worker took the controls at night
