Jim Wilson

Jim Wilson

Jim is currently a writer for Canadian HR Reporter and Canadian Occupational Safety. 

Jim is a professional writer with extensive experience in writing features, sports and business news, IT software manuals, and online advertisements for local and international clients in various industries. In his free time, he writes travel and sports content, goes to the gym, plays sports, and travels. He also spends a lot of time reading.

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Group launches workshops to fight racism against migrant workers

'The misinformation we're trying to debunk is that migrant workers are specifically … to blame for these broader issues'

Group launches workshops to fight racism against migrant workers

Reminder: Province's WCB to cover psychological harm from harassment

'The expansion of this coverage is to provide support to those workers who require it'

Reminder: Province's WCB to cover psychological harm from harassment

2 people arrested in death of Edmonton security guard

Death of security guard sparks call to review training, safety standards

2 people arrested in death of Edmonton security guard

7-Eleven workers attacked in broad daylight

Retail workers report feeling unsafe following incident

7-Eleven workers attacked in broad daylight

Security guard's death under investigation by homicide detectives

Officers responded to a report of a gunshot inside an apartment building

Security guard's death under investigation by homicide detectives

Ship detained in Vancouver port following allegations of 40 safety deficiencies

Inspector criticizes Transport Canada’s response to complaints

Ship detained in Vancouver port following allegations of 40 safety deficiencies

Correctional officer seriously injured by inmate

Union sounds alarm on increased violence against correctional officers

Correctional officer seriously injured by inmate

Quebec journalist targeted by hitman in $100,000 murder plot

'You are at risk when you practise this kind of journalism'

Quebec journalist targeted by hitman in $100,000 murder plot

Worker injured at NextStar plant construction site

Steel beam fell on the foot of an employee

Worker injured at NextStar plant construction site

Advocates call for reform under foreign worker program

'If workers become injured or sick, there seems to be no use to the employer and they're discarded or sent back home'

Advocates call for reform under foreign worker program

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