Prevention Link - Disability Prevention at Work

Prevention Link - Disability Prevention at Work Provide workplace insurance and disability prevention training and advisory services to Ontario workers and workplaces

Building on the more than 30 years of success of the Occupational Disability Response Team (ODRT), Prevention Link will use the latest industry and sector data available to better understand the areas of greatest need to focus and direct its outreach and intervention efforts. With the support of Ontario’s Ministry of Labour Prevention Office, Prevention Link has been improved to better represent its renewed ‘secondary prevention’ focus. It will build on the experience and success of a network of workplace-based volunteers to enhance primary and secondary prevention of workplace injury and illness. Initial prevention of injury and illness as well as preventing re-injury after return to work benefits both workers and employers.

The return to work process isn’t just ticking a box for compliance. It is a real chance for everyone involved to spot bi...
10/30/2025

The return to work process isn’t just ticking a box for compliance. It is a real chance for everyone involved to spot bigger prevention issues, identify systemic problems, and make changes that help everyone foster a genuinely proactive and supportive safety culture.

👉💡🔗Read the full story: https://www.preventionlink.ca/return-to-work-overview/

Start building the culture of effective, efficient, and sustainable RTW outcomes today: send us a Return to Work information request or email at info@preventionlink.ca.

❄️Winter is a great time to pick up new skills, create a consistent study schedule, and build productive habits. www.pr...
10/29/2025

❄️Winter is a great time to pick up new skills, create a consistent study schedule, and build productive habits.

www.preventionlink.ca: Take one of our popular courses this winter and get ready for more advanced training. Levels One & Two are prerequisites for Level 4: Return to Work and Level 6: Occupational Disease that are coming up in Spring 2026. Be proactive and get on a path to becoming a WSIB expert.

Ensuring that injured, ill, and disabled workers are protected in the workplace is everyone’s responsibility. Enhance your knowledge of employment, compensation, accommodation, and health and safety at work, by taking our workshops and multi-day programming, in-person and online.

Work shouldn't hurt. Occupational therapists and ergonomists make every day possible. Head to Ontario Society of Occupat...
10/07/2025

Work shouldn't hurt. Occupational therapists and ergonomists make every day possible.

Head to Ontario Society of Occupational Therapists for information about the National Occupational Therapy Month, and to Occupational Health Clinics for Ontario Workers Inc. (OHCOW) for information and resources for Global Ergonomics Month.

Prevention Link is at the Schedule 2 Employers’ Group Conference—Pathway to Recovery: Navigating Disability and Workplac...
09/24/2025

Prevention Link is at the Schedule 2 Employers’ Group Conference—Pathway to Recovery: Navigating Disability and Workplace Well-Being.

Stop to by our table to discuss our Return to Work services and special offers, and visit other Ontario organizations focusing on , disability management, employee wellness, and workplace health & safety.

🍂The fall is here! Don't miss the registration deadlines! 🌟 www.preventionlink.ca Ensuring that injured, ill, and disabl...
09/24/2025

🍂The fall is here! Don't miss the registration deadlines! 🌟 www.preventionlink.ca

Ensuring that injured, ill, and disabled workers are protected in the workplace is everyone’s responsibility. Enhance your knowledge of employment, compensation, accommodation, and health and safety at work, by taking our workshops and multi-day programming, in-person and online.

⏰Hurry up! 👉To register: https://www.preventionlink.ca/event/psychological-heath-safety-return-to-work-in-person-2/Emplo...
09/11/2025

⏰Hurry up! 👉To register: https://www.preventionlink.ca/event/psychological-heath-safety-return-to-work-in-person-2/

Employees returning from sick leave for common mental disorders often struggle with timing their return, face challenges in implementing plans, and risk rushing back into tasks too soon.

This training provides participants with the resources and tools to develop strategies to assist workers with disabilities, individually and collectively, and support return to healthy and productive employment.

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