Employers' Advocacy Council (EAC)
Ontario's leading workplace safety insurance advocate since 1985
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Thank you EAC Members and Supporters:
The Employer's Voice Newsletter has won the APEX 2010 Grand Award for Publication Excellence
APEX 2010 - the 22nd Annual Awards for Publication Excellence - is an international competition that recognizes outstanding publications from newsletters and magazines to annual reports, brochures and Web sites.
According to the APEX 2010 judges, "The awards were based on excellence in graphic design, quality fo editorial content and the success of the entry in conveying the message and achieving overall communications effectiveness." For more info on the APEX awards visit www.apexawards.com.
Here is what the judges had to say about The Employer's Voice:
"A simple, uncluttered format, but excellent short articles which provide a wealth of information. The features on office ergonomics and fall prevention are alone worth the read."
Thank you again to our valued members and supporters - without your support we could not receive awards like this
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Bill 168 - Workplace Violence and Harassment Seminar
Are YOU Ready?
Date: July 7, 2010
Time: 9 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Location: 6725 Airport Road, Suite 200, Mississauga
Cost: $99.00 plus HST
For more information , CLICK HERE
To register , CLICK HERE
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Business Summit on
Workplace Safety and Insurance
The Must-Attend Summit on Workplace Safety Insurance
Thursday November 4, 2010
Mississauga Grand - 35 Brunel Road, Mississauga
**Check back soon to view the Brochure and to Register
8:00 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.
EAC/CME Member Price $325 plus GST
Future EAC/CME Member Price $425 plus GST
Top 3 Reasons why you should attend:
Excellent Keynote Speakers with the opportunity for networking
Receive the latest developments in workplace insurance, health and safety
Participate in the "Ask the Expert" Q & A period
Featured Keynote Speakers:
Norman A. Keith, Partner, Gowlings LLP
Tony Dean, Chair, Expert Advisory Panel
Cheryl A. Edwards, Partner, Heenan Blaikie LLP
Michael Zacks, Director (A) and General Counsel, Office of the Employer Adviser (OEA)
Patrizia Piccolo, Partner, Keyser Mason Ball LLP
Elaine Austin, Program Director, Business Takes Action
Katherine E. Ford and Leah M. Simon, Sherrard Kuzz LLP
Featured Keynote Topics:
Norman A. Keith: Bill C-45 and OHS Criminal Negligence: Has the Sleeping Giant Been Awakened?
Tony Dean: Update on the Review of Ontario's Occupational Health and Safety Prevention and Enforcement System
Cheryl A. Edwards: You Have Had a Workplace Accident!: Best Practices for Managing Risk
Michael Zacks: When Worlds Collide: WSIB meets Human Rights!
Patrizia Piccolo: Risky Business: The 10 Things Employers Shouldn't Gamble On
Elaine Austin: Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA)
Katherine E. Ford and Leah M. Simon: Disability Related Misconduct: Discipline or Accommodation?
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For more information on how the EAC can help you meet your corporate objectives, download our 2010 Media Kit
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NEW!
Workplace Safety & Insurance Act (WSIA 101) Workshop:
"What you must know"
Note: A complimentary copy of the Workplace Safety & Insurance Act is included (Valued at $25.50)
Price: $275.00 plus GST for Members and Non-Members (Introductory Price)
The Ontario workers' compensation system (a no-fault insurance model) is financed solely by employer premiums.
What is the WSIA?
On January 1, 1998, a new Bill was introduced to replace the Workers' Compensation Act. Bill 99, the Workplace Safety & Insurance Act (WSIA), established the rights and responsibilities of an employer in cases of accidental injury, as well as a new approach to workplace injury.
An understanding of what the legislation requires, how it works and how to best manage claims, forms the fundamental basis of WSIA 101.
This workshop will provide you, as a participant, with an introduction to the critical elements of the WSIA and WSIB Operational Policy Manual as well as their application in the workplace.
The workshop will focus on:
1. How to read the Act
2. Overview of the Prevention Programs and First Aid Regulations
3. Coverage, Registration and Premiums
4. Reporting Obligations
5. Entitlement, Benefits & Service Delivery
6. Return to Work Protocols
7. Decisions, Objections & Appeals
8. Penalties and Offences
For workshop locations and dates please click here
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(Ministry of Labour)
Special Note: Court Bulletins are announcements about
Convictions for Violations of Ministry of Labour Legislation.... click here >
Education & TrainingFor over two decades, EAC has offered practical and cost-effective workshops and conferences across Ontario. We have assisted thousands of employers to keep up-to-date and in legislative compliance. Our workshops cover a variety of topics...more >> |
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Certification Training:It's the Law
NEW! Updated Certification Training If your company has 20 or more employees, you must, by law, have a joint health and safety committee (JHSC).Register today. |
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