Across the province of Saskatchewan, service and hospitality organizations are still struggling to manage claim costs associated with Workers’ Compensation Board injury claims. Recently, Service Hospitality hosted a 2-part Claims ...
Seasonal Safety Tips: Workplace Safety Resolutions for the New Year
Each new year brings about resolutions ranging from the achievable to the downright absurd. Most resolutions tend to center around personal well-being, such as promising to spend more time at the gym to get fit and setting goals to achieve professionally. However, very few take the time to ponder how to improve health and safety […]
Workers’ Compensation Act Committee of Review Report with Recommendations
In late 2021, Service Hospitality reached out to many of our largest member organizations, encouraging them to submit feedback to the Workers’ Compensation Act Committee of Review on some key issues affecting them from the Workers’ Compensation Act. Following that review, the committee released a full report with 34 recommendations for improving the workers’ compensation system. […]
Keeping Your Employees Safe When It Comes to Pool Chemical Safety
Saskatchewan hotels make guests feel at home by offering a variety of amenities, often including a swimming pool. Did you know maintaining a swimming pool can be VERY dangerous for EMPLOYEES? What do we mean by VERY dangerous? Pool areas include many hazards that are often overlooked, particularly pool chemicals. Not only is the potential […]
Celebrating Eagles Nest Youth Ranch’s Dedication to Keeping Staff Safe!
At the end of 2022, Eagles Nest Youth Ranch successfully achieved a milestone in its commitment to workplace safety. Through their dedication to the Health and Safety Leadership Certification (HSLC) program, the organization has built an internal safety management system that will help ensure their employees’ physical and psychological protection. 2022 was a year to […]
Safety in Schools – WHMIS 2015 Course
SWIFT Learning and well-known, highly respected industry professionals developed this FREE two-hour Safety in Schools course, WHMIS 2015. Course Description: The Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) has aligned with the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS) to reflect elements of a United Nations initiative. The updated WHMIS program is Canadian […]
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