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OHSA protects workers from harassment in Ontario. Illustration: Valérie Desrochers

#metoo and Harassment in Ontario: OHSA and the Law

June 28, 2018
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Law 203/703
Fundamentals of Canadian Law
Workplace Law
#metoo has been changing how we see and react to harassment for some time now -- but what is the definition of harassment? Let's take a look at the Ontario Health & Safety Act with Workplace Law instructor Colleen Dempsey.
What protects workers in Ontario? Oh — it’s OHSA!

What protects workers in Ontario? Oh — it’s OHSA!

May 29, 2018
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Law 203/703
Workplace Law
If you’re at work or own a business in Ontario, odds are the Occupational Health and Safety Act is relevant to you.
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