Health, OHS Rights & Obligations during a Pandemic

Description of the training Health and OHS Rights and Obligations during a Pandemic

Description of the training

This online OHS course outlines the general rights and responsibilities of employers and employees, as well as those related to workplace hygiene. With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the impending return of employees to the workplace, employers have a duty to protect their employees and avoid putting their health and safety at risk. By complying with their rights and responsibilities, employers avoid the risk of fines and prosecution.

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The Act Respecting Occupational Health and Safety and the Labour Code set out the responsibilities of employers and workers. Certain rights, such as the right to refuse unsafe work, are particularly relevant during the pandemic.

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This online health and safety course presents the various responsibilities of employers and employees under the Act Respecting Occupational Health and Safety (AROHS) and the Canada Labour Code. The consequences for employers will also be presented in detail, as will aggravating or mitigating factors that may affect the penalty imposed.

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Learning objectives of the training Health and OHS Rights and Obligations during a Pandemic

Learning objectives of the training

Understand the structures and mechanisms of AROH prevention during a pandemic;
Understand the rights and obligations of the worker and the serious consequences of non-compliance;
Understand the rights and obligations of the employer and the serious consequences of non-compliance;
Understand the serious consequences workers face to non-compliance with the law;
Understand the serious consequences employers face to non-compliance with the law;
Understand the employers’ penal liability applied to the Canada Labour Code;
Understand the concept of due diligence applied to the Canada Labour Code;
Understand the serious consequences for employers and employees when occupational health and safety is breached;
Understanding Criminal Code reform;
Understand the penalties and sanctions under the Criminal Code;
Understand the distinctions between AROH and Criminal Code offences.

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