Engineer’s Report Must Use “Not Likely to Endanger” Language of OHSA: OLRB
An engineer’s inspection report must use the specific language “not likely to endanger a worker” in order to comply with […]
An engineer’s inspection report must use the specific language “not likely to endanger a worker” in order to comply with […]
The Ontario Ministry of Labour has announced that underground mines will be the subject of a safety blitz for the […]
An employer struggling with how to comply with a Ministry of Labour inspector’s safety compliance order cannot expect the MOL […]
Employers faced with costly Ministry of Labour compliance orders, that have not been issued to competitors, are often concerned that the […]
Although “officially induced error” – being misled by authorities – is a defence to many types of charges including those […]
On October 1, 2012, Ontario Ministry of Labour inspectors will begin enforcing employers’ legal obligation to post the MOL’s new […]
Ontario employers have a positive obligation to post a number of items on their employee bulletin boards, and a failure […]
Ontario employers should prepare for the Ontario Ministry of Labour’s targeted safety blitzes for the Fall of 2012, which were […]
An Ontario Ministry of Labour inspector has ordered a sleep laboratory to provide personal protective equipment to employees because of […]
The Ontario Ministry of Labour has released its “system priorities” for 2012-13. In its “Introduction to Safe At Work Ontario […]
A Ministry of Labour inspector’s compliance order under the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act should not be suspended even […]
Companies and individuals charged under the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act may ask the prosecutor to provide the Ministry […]