May 6 to 11 is North American Occupational Health & Safety Week
Safety and health are essential components of a healthy and productive workplace. Ensuring the safety and health of workers is not only a legal and ethical obligation of employers, but it also promotes employee well-being, improves productivity, and reduces costs associated with accidents and injuries.
To learn more go to: https://www.ccohs.ca/events/safety-and-health-week
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