Poorly designed work and work environments can contribute to painful and life-altering MSDs. Workers every day are in pain from strained or aggravated muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves, discs, o...

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Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSIs), also called Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs), continue to plague Ontario@s workers causing pain, suffering and often life-altering injuries.@ According to Ontari...

Workers Health @ Safety Centre@s (WHSC) current ergonomics training campaign is targeting awareness and action to help prevent debilitating injuries throughout the year. Repetitive Strain Injuries...

@One death is too many. One day is not enough.@ Although a simple statement at first glance, WHSC@s 2016 Day of Mourning (DOM) message actually speaks powerfully of a shared and continued resolve t...

Psychological health injuries cost the Canadian economy some $51 billion a year, $20 billion of which results from work-related causes says the Mental Health Commission of Canada. With the@COVID-1...

Ontario has entered Stage 3 of the province@s COVID-19 guidelines, but with Stage 3 public health experts advise many precautions like social distancing should remain in place. @ As a result, Ont...

A recent study adds to a growing body of evidence suggesting better psychosocial working conditions can positively impact the mental health of workers. @ Researchers from the Toronto-based Instit...

A recent survey of almost 1,900 Canadians revealed many employers are ignoring reported incidents of workplace bullying.@ @ A@random phone survey, conducted in October, 2018 by polling firm Forum...

Ontario educators suffer anxiety from a lack of COVID safety protocols in the classroom but teaching online creates even more stress new research finds. Educators have worked on the pandemic front...