| IWH's new strategic plan aims to strengthen work and health research in an ever-changing society |
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| Three future of work scenarios to help develop inclusion strategies for young people with disabilities |
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| Canadians with disabilities twice as likely to report low quality employment than those without disabilities |
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| IWH launches tool to help workers with chronic conditions find job-tailored accommodations |
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| What research can do: Manitoba’s WCB uses IWH research in update of RTW workshop |
No. 111, Winter
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| One in four young adults in the U.S. have poor mental health—and the lowest earnings among their peers |
No. 111, Winter
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| IWH tool comes out ahead in Australian study of OHS leading indicator tools |
No. 111, Winter
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| Twenty-year look-back by former IWH president finds bright spots in prevention system |
No. 111, Winter
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| Launching a research program on AI, work and health |
No. 111, Winter
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| Employers struggle to provide newcomers with OHS training, support: IWH study |
No. 110, Fall
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| What research can do: Sector safety group helps members measure OHS with IWH safety culture tool |
No. 110, Fall
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| Older workers not prone to ask for employer support, citing ageism and other issues |
No. 110, Fall
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| Study of educators during pandemic found psychosocial conditions worse for those teaching online |
No. 110, Fall
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| IWH study finds 7 in 10 injured workers still experience pain more than a year after injury |
No. 110, Fall
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| IWH model influences other research orgs’ approach to measuring impact |
No. 109, Summer
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| New initiative ‘skills up’ employers to hire, promote, support workers with disabilities |
No. 109, Summer
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| Grant round-up: Exploring the impact of AI, recovery and work after COVID, and more |
No. 109, Summer
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| IWH estimates point to positive return on OHS investment in three Ontario sectors |
No. 109, Summer
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| Workers doing vigorous, tiring activity all day no healthier than those who are least active |
No. 109, Summer
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| IWH input contributes to enhancement of WSIB’s Health and Safety Index |
No. 108, Spring
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| Widely used survey lacks ability to tell apart 13 distinct psychosocial work factors |
No. 108, Spring
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| Review synthesizes differences between men, women in injury risks and outcomes |
No. 108, Spring
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| How government funding can best support the employment of persons with disabilities |
No. 108, Spring
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| Cannabis use linked to higher injury risk, but only among those who use at or before work |
No. 108, Spring
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| Over a third of work-related ER visits in Ontario don’t show up as WSIB claims |
No. 107, Winter
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