Young Workers – Employee Rights
Each and every worker in Canada has three rights: The Right to Know The Right to Participate The Right to Refuse Dangerous Work
Young Workers – Rules To Work By
Follow these eight basic rules for working safely and you'll be off to a safe and healthy start.
Young Workers
New to the Working World? Get the information and tools you need to venture into the work world on a safe footing.
Hidden Hazards in the Workplace: A Young Worker’s Guide
Hidden Hazards in the Workplace: A Young Worker’s Guide Whether you work in a retail store, a restaurant, an office, or a manufacturing plant, you could be exposed to hidden hazards such as hazardous materials in the air you breathe, in the chemicals or cleaners you use, and sometimes in the walls and other building… Continue reading Hidden Hazards in the Workplace: A Young Worker’s Guide
Shifting Strategies – the Key to Hiring in a Tight Labour Market
It’s hard not to notice the number of “Help Wanted” ads from tourism and hospitality employers in every region across the province. Recent studies confirm that about half of BC’s tourism employers could not hire all the people they needed to run their business at full capacity and/or expand their business in the past couple of years.
CWSAA Retention & Engagement Guide Templates
These templates are intended for illustrative and general information purposes only, and they do not constitute legal advice of any sort.
Guide to Managing Workplace Impairment and Developing an Impairment Policy
This WorkSafeBC guide to managing workplace impairment and developing an effective impairment policy has now been translated into seven languages. go2HR is BC’s tourism & hospitality, human resources and health & safety association driving strong workforces and safe workplaces that deliver world class tourism and hospitality experiences in BC. Follow us on LinkedIn or reach… Continue reading Guide to Managing Workplace Impairment and Developing an Impairment Policy