A Note on Collaborative Enforcement in Canada

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Topic: THE CANADIAN PERSPECTIVE

A Note on Collaborative Enforcement in Canada

May 14, 2010

Glenn Demby, Esq.

Parallels to the collaborative approach to safety exist in Canada. The most notable examples are the various provincial workers’ compensation incentive programs that enable employers to get rebates and lower premiums if they meet certain safety standards. Still, Canada lags far behind the U.S. in voluntary and collaborative compliance.

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