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WCB Nova Scotia and Department of Labour and Advanced Education Co-Host the WSIS AGM
On July 11, 2017 in
General
,
News
by
Alexandra Sweny
On June 19, representatives from the Workers’ Compensation Board, Workers’ Advisers Program, Workers’ Compensation Appeals Tribunal, and the Department of Labour and Advanced Education took part in the Workplace Safety and Insurance System Annual Meeting.
The session was held at the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 and included remarks from Lisa Fitzgerald, Executive Director of the
Nova Scotia Fisheries Sector Council
, who provided an overview of the progress being made through the
Fishing Safety Now
strategy and Susan Dempsey, Executive Director of
Aware-NS
who outlined the significant work taking place to improve workplace health and safety in our Health and Community Services sectors.
AWARE-NS, the Departments of Health and Wellness, Labour and Advanced Education, and Community Services, the Nova Scotia Health Authority, IWK Health Centre, and WCB Nova Scotia are working together with employers and organized labour to develop a five-year action plan.
The Workplace Safety Action Plan
for Nova Scotia’s Health and Community Services Sectors will focus on improving occupational health and safety outcomes specifically for home care, long-term care, and community services sectors.
The AGM was hosted by Rodney Burgar, Chair of the Workers’ Compensation Board and Duff Montgomerie, Deputy Minister of Labour and Advanced Education and also included a viewing of one of the
Working to Well
videos.
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