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Canada-Alberta transfer payment agreement on the Implementation of the National Action Plan to end gender-based violence

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On November 8th, 2022 at the 40th Annual Meeting of Federal-Provincial-Territorial Ministers responsible for the Status of Women, Ministers endorsed the National Action Plan to End Gender-Based... More ≫

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On November 8th, 2022 at the 40th Annual Meeting of Federal-Provincial-Territorial Ministers responsible for the Status of Women, Ministers endorsed the National Action Plan to End Gender-Based Violence; a ten-year, collaborative approach to ending gender-based violence. The Department for Women and Gender Equality Canada is funding provinces and territories to supplement and enhance services and supports within their jurisdictions to prevent gender-based violence and support survivors. The purpose of the agreement is to support Alberta's implementation of the National Action Plan based on our specific context and priorities.

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Understanding Indigenous workers’ occupational health and safety needs : tips for employers

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An overview of how employers can support the often unique occupational health and safety needs of Indigenous workers through awareness, education and training.

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Occupational health and safety code 2018 : explanation guide. Part 27 (sections 392.1 to 392.6) : violence and harassment

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The purpose of this resource is to explain the requirements of sections 392.1 to 392.6 of Part 27 of the Occupational Health and Safety Code 2018 that are specific to retail fuel and convenience... More ≫

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The purpose of this resource is to explain the requirements of sections 392.1 to 392.6 of Part 27 of the Occupational Health and Safety Code 2018 that are specific to retail fuel and convenience stores. The complete Occupational Health and Safety Code 2018 explanation guide is available through Alberta Queen’s Printer.

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Workplace violence prevention plan employer guide : for retail fuel and convenience stores

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As of June 1, 2018, all employers in Alberta are required to implement a violence prevention plan (VPP). To ensure workers at gas stations and convenience stores are better protected from the... More ≫

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As of June 1, 2018, all employers in Alberta are required to implement a violence prevention plan (VPP). To ensure workers at gas stations and convenience stores are better protected from the violent incidents associated with these work sites, their employers must implement additional VPP components, as well as put in place mandatory fuel pre-pay. This guide is designed to help employers in the fuel and convenience store sector understand what Alberta's legislation requires for the additional VPP components for sector. It also includes suggested best practices, which are not legislated requirements but which could help employers improve their workers' health and safety.

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