Renewing Ontario’s Health and Safety System: Inspiration for the Province’s First Integrated Occupational Health and Safety Strategy
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Renewing Ontario’s Health and Safety System: Inspiration for the Province’s First Integrated Occupational Health and Safety Strategy

May 21, 2013 – In December 2010, the Ministry of Labour conducted a review of Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety System. An important outcome of the review was the call for a province-wide occupational health and safety strategy that would establish a clear vision, goals and priorities to guide the Ministry’s work in the years ahead. To help craft this strategy, the Ministry of Labour released a consultation paper in March, highlighting key issues and questions for the purpose of gathering important input from stakeholders.

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