Ontario Supporting Stable Labour Relations
Ontario Supporting Stable Labour Relations March 7, 2019 1:00 P.M. | Ministry of Labour New digital resources will help organizations save time and money The Ontario government is working for the people to make it easier to access labour relations services and information by
Monthly Ministry of Labour Report | December 2018
Please read the December 2018 Monthly Ministry of Labour Report here: MOL PLMHSC December 2018 [PDF]
WSIB@WORK – Winter 2016 – Issue # 7
WSIB hosts Technical Rate sessionsOver the course of the fall, the WSIB hosted nine technical rate sessions to help educate employers about the 2017 premium rates. In 2017, there will be a 6.2 per cent reduction on the average premium rate
What’s New – June 2016 – Issue #73
More than 33,000 Ontarians get the latest Ministry of Labour news delivered straight to their inbox. Find out why. Subscribe now Ontario Protecting Employees’ Tips And Gratuities As of June 10, 2016, new rules surrounding the handling of tips and gratuities are in
What’s New | July 2015 | Issue #62
More than 28,000 Ontarians get the latest Ministry of Labour news delivered straight to their inbox. Find out why. Subscribe now. Ontario Investing $4.4 Million To Improve Occupational Health And Safety The ministry is providing $2.7 million to support research projects that will
WHAT’S NEW | March 2015 | Issue #58
Brought to you by the Ontario Ministry of Labour (For current or past issues of 'Whats new' visit the Ministry of Labour's website here.) Ontario Increasing Minimum Wage Ontario is raising the general minimum wage from $11 to $11.25 per hour, effective October 1, 2015.
Improving Workplace Safety with New Working at Heights Standards
Ontario Government Committed to Preventing Construction Injuries Issued December 9, 2014 11:00 A.M. Ontario is improving safety for construction workers by making new training for those who work at heights mandatory as of April 1, 2015. The new Working at Heights Training Program