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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. […]

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Claims Management – Take Control of Your Workplace Injury Claims

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 Management training series. This session brought to light how important this training is for our membership. Our Claims Management public sessions were delivered this past […]

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Don’t Let Safety Slip Your Mind

The days are shorter, the air is cooler, and the ground we walk on can be unpredictable. Streets, sidewalks, and parking lots have the potential to be very slick and pose the greatest risk for injury during the winter months. Here are a few tips and tricks to keep you safe and injury-free while moving […]

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Leading the Way – For You

The intersection between physical and psychological health and safety is vast and growing.  As our existing HSLC program expands to integrate psychological health and safety, we are also exploring new technological solutions to help even more.  One of these potential solutions is the SAHARA (Safety and Hazard Awareness Risk Assessment) App.  This app is currently […]

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Protect your workers with an Exposure Control Plan!

Are you aware that an exposure control plan is required within your organization? Do you know what it is and the importance behind it? Exposure control plans can help to eliminate or minimize workers’ exposure to COVID-19. As well as protecting anyone that takes out the garbage, cleans bathrooms, interacts closely with the public, or […]

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