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T Lang | Obituary | Athens Daily Review - Vimarsana News

T Lang | Obituary | Athens Daily Review

T Lang passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Athens Daily Review on 2023-09-27.

#Practicesafework ads 'Slay' according to young target audience - Vimarsana News

#Practicesafework ads 'Slay' according to young target audience

The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) is trying to break down young people’s wall of invincibility with its newest #PracticeSafeWork campaign that uses funny ads with animal animations to get them talking.

New, funny workplace safety ads from WSIB get 'slay' stamp of approval - OHS Canada Magazine - Vimarsana News

New, funny workplace safety ads from WSIB get 'slay' stamp of approval - OHS Canada Magazine

How good is the new workplace safety awareness campaign from Ontario's Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)? Well, in the words of one young

Workplace safety board revisiting decision to withhold benefits from Afghan military interpreters - Vimarsana News

Workplace safety board revisiting decision to withhold benefits from Afghan military interpreters

After initially telling former language and cultural advisers who worked alongside the Canadian military during the Afghan war that they do not qualify for post-traumatic stress benefits, the Ontario Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) agreed Thursday to take a second look at the cases of at least half a dozen men.

Source: cbc.ca
WSIB hikes workers benefits by 6%, keeps lid on premiums to employers - Vimarsana News

WSIB hikes workers benefits by 6%, keeps lid on premiums to employers

WSIB will increase the benefits paid to injured workers by more than 6% next year while holding the line on premiums paid by businesses.

Source: canada.com
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