Key Young Worker Resources

MOL Press Releases

Resources / Information Sites

Tips for employers and supervisors
Tips for parents
Tips for young workers
WorkSmartOntario - Official MOL website for Young and New workers
Safe at Work Ontario
Protecting Our Future - MOL information site for Young Workers
WSIB Young Worker Site / PreventIT
CCOHS Young Worker Zone
Young Worker Awarness Program - Educational program for schools
Live Safe, Work Smart - Information site for Ontario teachers on young worker safety
The Institute for Work and Health - Vulnerable Workers
MySafeWork.com - Education and Speaker program on keeping young workers safe
Passport to Safety - Cross-Canada program for Young Worker Safety

Tools & Regulations

Guide to the Occupational Health & Safety Act

Minimum Age Requirements for Young Workers

Health and Safety Guide for New Retail Workers - SafeManitoba
Worksafe Saskatchewan Young Worker Resource Site
Teen Worker Safety In Restaurants - OSHA

Articles

Products & Services

Dare to Care: This award-winning orientation program was created to help build health and safety awareness with new employees and managers. It provides managers and supervisors of young workers with a wide range of communication tools and techniques for use when supervising and training young workers.
First 4 Weeks Health & Safety Orientation and Training
Orientation on Health & Safety for New Workers

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