From WorkSafeBC: A checklist to help employers meet their obligations regarding working alone and violence in the workplace. View the checklist
Monthly Archive: July 2007
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Jul 30 2007
Curbing Violence in Retail Workplaces
From WorkSafeBC: More than a thousand British Columbians become casualties of on-the-job violence in retail workplaces every year. Of particular concern are the unpredictable nature of such incidents and the psychological or emotional post-traumatic effects. As with other safety issues, employers have specific obligations under the Occupational Health and Safety Regulation. They must assess the …
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Jul 27 2007
Preventing Workplace Violence training from WorkSafeBC
From WorkSafeBC: A one-day WorkSafe education courses, offered by the WorkSafe Education Network, covers preventing workplace violence. Course information WorkSafeBC training website
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Jul 26 2007
Measurement Of Violence In The Emergency Department And Assessment Of A Strategy To Reduce Health Care Worker Risk
From WorkSafeBC: The objective of the study was to examine the perceived levels of violence in an emergency department and obtain from personnel a definition of violence, the degree of stress experienced following a violent incident, and suggested coping and prevention methods. The study would then evaluate the effect of the Prevention Management of Aggressive …
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