Panelists from the 2015 Leadership Matters event talk about the importance of workplace safety education.

Leadership showcased at The MacLeod Group.

Leadership Matters Panelists talk about moving forward with Workplace Safety.

For the second year in a row, the Workers’ Compensation Board, the Department of Labour and Advanced Education, and the Nova Scotia Community College are working with trainers from the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) to deliver eye-safety workshops, an initiative of the province’s Workplace Safety Strategy.

Schools across NS are continuing to see their workplace H&S resources with the launch of the Safe@MyJob2 quiz

The following is the first of two blog posts on The MacLeod Group’s approach to Safe Resident Handling and Mobility. The posts are written by WCB Nova Scotia's Louise Barker, a Health & Social Services Relationship Manager

On November 9th a group of prominent Nova Scotia leaders discussed the vital role of workplace safety in growing and sustaining a prosperous Nova Scotia at the Leadership Matters 2015: A Workplace Safety CEO Summit.

Last week, OHS officers conducted a safety education blitz at 109 retail, service, and fast food businesses, targeting young workers to explain their rights and responsibilities under the OHS Act.

The overwhelming majority of businesses in this province are small businesses, and they employ almost half of all our workers.

On October 8th, 30 top executives from across Nova Scotia committed to do all they can to make Nova Scotia the safest place to work and live in Canada.