2015 |
- The CEO Health + Safety Leadership Network and Thomson Reuters launch the Canada’s Best Health + Safety Culture Award – the top prize in the prestigious Canada's Safest Employers Awards program.
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2014 |
- Workplace Safety & Prevention Services launches The CEO Health + Safety Leadership Network, a reinvigoration of the former CEO Health and Safety Leadership Charter.
- The Network is formally launched at the Canada's Safest Employer Awards.
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2012 |
- Charter Members from BC, Saskatchewan and Ontario meet to determine how The Conference Board of Canada (CBoC) and Charter members can continue cultivating health and safety at a national level
- Charter Executive proposes a National Occupational Health & Safety Scorecard to assist employers in benchmarking their practices
- CBoC seeks to become a "national umbrella" as a source of research, an accountability framework for senior leaders across Canada and a common framework to share information among Charter organizations.
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2011 |
- CBoC launches CASHC - the Canadian Alliance for Sustainable Health Care - a research think tank
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2010 |
- 200 business leaders commit to the Saskatchewan Charter with an additional 69 committing the following year
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2008 |
- 300 individuals from all provinces except Manitoba, PEI and the Territories sign the Charter
- Safety Alliance of British Columbia is formed
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2007 |
- CBoC assumes ownership of the Charter
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2005 |
- Bruce Power's President and CEO, Duncan Hawthorne, meets with federal, provincial and territorial ministers of labour to seek their support in creating a Health and Safety Charter
- The Charter is launched at the Health & Safety Canada Conference with 54 initial signees
- OSSA hosts a CEO Health & Safety Charter Workshop
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