The Institute for Work & Health (IWH) aims to conduct research that supports policy-makers, employers and workers in creating healthy, safe and inclusive work.
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Sept 29: Whether they’re about mental health, remote work or accountability, conversations on workplace support have become more complex.
Dr. Gignac will share findings about how perspectives and expectations about disability accommodation have evolved: https://t.co/P0iLC0pFK4
We're hiring a Scientific Director!
The Scientific Director balances the twin goals of stewarding the scientific excellence of IWH through innovative, investigator-driven research, and aligning this research with the mission-driven goals of IWH.
Apply: https://t.co/C13rbgFACx
As the labour market in Canada shifts towards #PrecariousWork, a growing share of Canadians have to rely on casual, insecure and low-wage jobs.
How does their #JobQuality affect their children’s #MentalHealth? Hear what the research says on June 23: https://t.co/dUUgZFBQu4
How are different jurisdictions preventing and managing work-related #PsychologicalInjuries?
On May 26, join Dr. Peter Smith who will share study findings about approaches across Canada and Australia, and other IWH research on psychosocial work factors: https://t.co/9WTb3MLMP3
New job alert! We're looking for an Operations Coordinator and a Communications Coordinator for 4YD, a great project headed by IDEA and the UofT's CIRHR. Be part of the effort to remove employment barriers for youth in construction and manufacturing!
Today is Census Day! Thanks to the Census, we've been able to explore Canadians' job quality and the link to their health, Canadians' commuting habits, and more...
This May, take part in the #Census2026 and help create opportunity for future research.
Canada’s mental health crisis costs the economy $180 billion annually, according to a new CSA Group report co-authored IWH's Dr. Kathleen Dobson.
A large portion of that estimate—$110 billion—is borne by employers. #mentalhealthmatters#mentalwellness
That includes the costs of disability claims, group benefits, wage replacement, accommodations and insurance premiums, absenteeism and presenteeism.
The report findings point to the need for greater mental health prevention efforts, including those in and around workplaces.
On April 21, Dr. Lynda Robson will share findings from a study that examines how new businesses in Ontario get their start in workplace health and safety. She will highlight important themes and discuss implications for research and policy.
Register: https://t.co/s6AJ02JLwQ
On Feb 24, Dr. Nancy Carnide shares findings from interviews with Ontario workers with a #WorkInjury. She discusses:
-their decisions to use #cannabis
-their perceptions of its impacts
-their experiences using cannabis while returning to work
Register: https://t.co/pG0qKiTetk
Next week, on January 27, join Dr. Dwayne Van Eerd as he shares findings from interviews conducted with Alberta #FirstResponders. He discusses their experiences with #PTSI disability prevention program implementation: https://t.co/GEH5BIEWYp
Just launched: A resource for supervisors, managers & small business owners who hire/manage new immigrants to help keep them safe at work. Based on an IWH study, it shares employers' challenges and strategies to safely integrate immigrants into workplaces: https://t.co/0y19r7AHFh
We’re hiring inspectors!
Join the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development and help protect Ontario workers by enforcing health and safety laws.
👉 Apply today: https://t.co/UQTLdrXI8Y
After a short winter break, the IWH Speaker Series resumes on January 27 as Dr. Dwayne Van Eerd shares findings from interviews conducted with Alberta #FirstResponders. He discusses their experiences with #PTSI disability prevention program implementation: https://t.co/GEH5BIEWYp
Canadian workplaces are increasingly using #ArtificialIntelligence (AI) to become more innovative and productive. But the benefits may vary between workers and jobs.
On Nov 18, Dr. Arif Jetha will discuss a study on how #AI may affect workers differently: https://t.co/VCyu0myWZu
On October 21, Dr. Avi Biswas will discuss findings from a study on how formal and informal #WorkplaceWellness champions promote #WorkerWellbeing within their organizations, and their motivations, strategies, and the successes and challenges they face: https://t.co/hlCo7UXdWH
There's only a few days left to register for IWH's systematic review workshop! 👇
Taking place October 30 and 31, in-person in Toronto, you'll learn how to plan, conduct and communicate the results of a #SystematicReview.
Register by October 15: https://t.co/jED5n42g2r
📣 We're hiring! IWH is looking for a Director of Strategic Relations to cover a 12-month parental leave beginning January 2026.
Learn more and apply: https://t.co/yRrptcnyuA
MEDIA RELEASE: New initiative from @vraie_idea aims to enhance workplace capacity to employ youth with disabilities in construction, building trades, and manufacturing sectors: https://t.co/Vd69ttJB78