PSHSA Health and Safety Excellence Program Participants Share in WSIB Rebates of $638,046
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PSHSA Health and Safety Excellence Program Participants Share in WSIB Rebates of $638,046

Successful Health and Safety Excellence program participants receive premium rebates and recognition for achieving their health and safety goals and creating safer workplaces.

 

TORONTO – Public Services Health & Safety Association (PSHSA) recognizes and extends congratulations to the 16 valued PSHSA clients who recently received WSIB rebates for successfully completing their selected program topics as part of PSHSA’s WSIB Health and Safety Excellence program. These 16 clients will share in a collective rebate of $638,046.07.

 

“We're seeing Health and Safety Excellence program members into their second year. It is rewarding to see them succeed and grow with our dedicated one-on-one assistance,” said Carolyn Cuthbertson, PSHSA Health and Safety Consultant and member of the Health and Safety Excellence program delivery team.

 

To date, PSHSA has assisted registered program clients in achieving healthier and safer workplaces while obtaining over $2.1 M in collective premium rebates through the Health and Safety Excellence program.

 

Open to both Schedule 1 and Schedule 2 employers with an active WSIB account number, the WSIB Health and Safety Excellence program provides a clear roadmap for organizations to improve workplace health and safety and receive rebates and recognition for their efforts. As an approved provider of the WSIB Health and Safety Excellence program, PSHSA provides everything participants need to be successful – expert advice on goal setting, professional coaching and continuous support throughout the 12-month program.

 

For more information about the Health and Safety Excellence program, visit pshsa.ca/excellence or email excellenceprogram@pshsa.ca.

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