Canadian Holiday Reminds Employees They Shouldn’t Work Themselves to Death

As the number of workplace fatalities around the globe continues to be disproportionately high (2 million each year), April 28 will once again honor workers who have been injured, killed and disabled on the job.

Canada’s National Day of Mourning, the World Day for Safety and Health at Work and, in the United States , Worker Memorial Day, give employers and employees a reason to pause and think about their workplace safety ethic.

From: Occupation Hazards