It may seem foreign to some, but to approximately 30% of employed Canadians, shift work is everyday life.

It’s no secret that the new car smell is a cultural symbol and source of pride for new vehicle owners, but lurking within that smell are airborne chemicals.

Many Ontarians are now faced with the decision to stay at their current job or to move on to something new.

Back injuries are a major problem for Paramedics since they are often required to lift in awkward situations where the proper application of body mechanics is difficult to obtain.

Many epidemiological studies of uranium and other underground miners have shown that miners exposed to high levels of radon are at higher risk of developing lung cancer.

Do you have a job where you sit (desk job), or stand for long periods (cashiers, bank tellers, etc.)? Do you suffer from muscular aches and pains?

Shiftwork, the simple use of the word will unease most Northern Ontario workers. Roughly, 25% of the North American working population currently faces the realities of shiftwork

Do you have numbness in your thumb, index, and/or middle fingers and have problems sleeping at night because of it?

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