Shane Mercer

Shane Mercer

Shane Mercer is a journalist with nearly two decades of experience covering Canadian news and sports. He is well versed in digital, television and radio platforms. He now focuses on safety in the workplace in Canada.  Shane is a married father of three who enjoys the outdoors, sports, and having fun with his wife and daughters.

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Progress in WSIB strike negotiations

'No reason we couldn't get this done very quickly' says union leader with only a handful of issues remaining

Progress in WSIB strike negotiations

On their own, but not alone

OK Alone's role in protecting Canada's lone workers

On their own, but not alone

Canada’s healthcare sector at a digital crossroads

New report finds 87% of Canadian healthcare organizations are using AI

Canada’s healthcare sector at a digital crossroads

Breaking stubborn trends at Canadian Safety Summit

'I find it unacceptable' says panel moderator about Canada's fatality rate ahead of gathering of safety leaders

Breaking stubborn trends at Canadian Safety Summit

Survey reveals key EHS challenges and solutions

'It's not necessarily the regulations or writing programs—it's the people component' says editor of J.J. Keller benchmark study

Survey reveals key EHS challenges and solutions

Ontario launches major transmission line projects

Province building new lines and upgrading old ones because 'Ontario is growing fast and so is our energy demand'

Ontario launches major transmission line projects

Negotiations 'stalled' in WSIB strike

Union holds press conference to highlight caseload fatigue while WSIB disputes figures

Negotiations 'stalled' in WSIB strike

TSB highlights gains and calls for action in annual assessment

Chair says issues remain in regulation of marine vessels in the North

TSB highlights gains and calls for action in annual assessment

WSIB strike drags on amid slow talks

Union alleges WSIB 'not taking strike seriously' while board blames union's dozens of demands for pace of negotiations

WSIB strike drags on amid slow talks

NS employers urged to 'get creative' ahead of Duty to Cooperate law

'You're not required to create an extra position, but you can be very creative in some temporary solutions,' says disability management expert

NS employers urged to 'get creative' ahead of Duty to Cooperate law

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