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Canada — Ontario
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This regulation applies to certain ambulance-service employees and their employers, and requires employers to give at least 8 consecutive hours free from work each day, subject to agreed collective terms on eating periods.
Canada — Ontario
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This regulation sets minimum daily time free from work for covered employees in defined automobile industries.
Canada — Ontario
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This Regulation applies to employees in the defined industry who provide technical and production support, and to their employers. It requires an employer to give an employee at least eight consecutive hours free from work in each day, unless the employer and employee agree that subsection (2) applies instead of subsec
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This regulation applies to certain employees and employers in defined mineral exploration and mining industries. It limits employer-required work to 28 consecutive days and sets rules for days free from work.
Canada — Ontario
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In this regulation, employers in the covered public transit industry must give employees at least eight consecutive hours free from work each day, and section 20 of the Act does not apply in certain shift situations.
Canada — Ontario
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This Regulation applies to temporary help agencies and their assignment employees, and sets transitional employment rules for employers and employees described in section 2.
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This provision lists areas of territory without municipal organization in the Territorial District of Thunder Bay and attaches each listed area to specific townships or towns.
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This provision says what evidence may be required to show a vehicle was repaired and complies, how that evidence must be submitted, and an alternative option where plates and a permit can be surrendered instead of repair or inspection.
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This regulation lists prescribed test categories, names accrediting bodies, sets accreditation standards, and specifies information that must accompany certain laboratory test results.
Canada — Ontario
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This regulation sets which unions and trustees’ associations are designated for central collective bargaining in the 2014 round, and it creates central tables for that bargaining.
Canada — Ontario
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A collective agreement covered by this provision must run for two years, and specified sections of Ontario Regulation 159/14 apply to the 2017 round of collective bargaining.
Canada — Ontario
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This Regulation sets timing rules for the 2019 round of collective bargaining and designates employee and employer bargaining agencies for several school-board bargaining units.
Canada — Ontario
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This regulation sets bargaining-agency designations, deadline dates, and a four-year term for certain collective agreements beginning in 2022.
Canada — Ontario
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This Regulation sets 2026 collective bargaining timelines and designates employee and employer bargaining agencies for several school-board bargaining units.
Canada — Ontario
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This regulation sets special funding, reporting, and amendment rules for the Essar Steel Algoma Inc. Wrap Pension Plan.
Canada — Ontario
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Certain people are not allowed to hold office as an IESO director, and amendment filings must include specified information.
Canada — Ontario
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The Service Organization is treated as not being a health service provider or Agency-funded for listed purposes, board members serve up to three years at the Minister’s pleasure and may be reappointed, and existing CEO appointments continue until the Service Organization makes a new appointment.
Canada — Ontario
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This regulation establishes the Walkerton Clean Water Centre and sets rules for its board, reporting, audits, spending, and ministerial oversight.
Canada — Ontario
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A thermal treatment site at the described location is exempt from the Act if it does not use coal, oil, or petroleum coke, uses only tire waste, and processes no more than 20 tonnes of tire waste per day by weight.
Canada — Ontario
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The prescribed time period is 90 days from the filing of the notice of appeal.