Manufacturing in Ontario: Worker and manager attitudes towards health and safety

July 7, 2023

Teresa Baichan

A study from Workplace Safety & Prevention Services (WSPS) and the Toronto Metropolitan University offers clues to why Ontario’s manufacturing sector is overrepresented when it comes to workplace injuries, as well as solutions for improving health and safety performance.

Manufacturing in Ontario: Worker and manager attitudes towards health and safety

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