Understanding Canadian Legislation & Liability Of Working Alone
Thank you for your interest in our eBook: Understanding Canadian Legislation & Liability of Working Alone. We’ve put a lot of work into making sure you have the information you need to understand the working alone regulations in Canada. Failure to comply with Work Alone Regulations could result in increased WCB premiums, fines, legal action or even criminal charges for either an organization or an individual liable.
Included in this eBook:
• Who are Lone Workers?
• Summary of each province and territories with a direct link to legislation
• Steps to comply with legislation
Who are lone workers?
A definition of a lone worker is generally described as an employee working in isolation from others or without direct supervision. However, determining if you’re a Lone Worker can sometimes be tricky. There are many different factors that might not be apparent that classifies you as a lone worker.
Canadian legislation of each province and territory
In Canada, each province and territory sets their own legislation for Health and Safety, which often includes provisions for Lone Workers. In principle, this helps each province and territory address the needs of Lone Workers in a way that takes into consideration the unique economies and climates, but quite often it means that some Provinces and Territories lag behind others in having strong legislative requirements.
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This ebook is yours to use as you see fit! Feel free to use it at any of your job sites, share it with other business owners, and hold onto it for as long as you need it!
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Understanding Canadian Legislation & Liability Of Working Alone