ATTAAT is a non-profit association bringing together workers who are victims of accidents and occupational diseases in Abitibi-Témiscamingue. She believes in the principles of defending collective rights as well as community action.
ATTAAT is a non-profit association bringing together workers who are victims of accidents and occupational diseases in Abitibi-Témiscamingue. She believes in the principles of defending collective rights as well as community action.
Our mission is to help you take all the necessary precautions so that all of your rights are respected
Come see us to support you and guide you in your efforts. ATTAAT is an association which covers the administrative regions of Abitibi-Témiscamingue and the Far North which are considered to be among those most affected by work accidents and occupational diseases and where the trades are the most at risk. given the large number of mines in these territories.
The threat that had hovered over our heads for more than ten years finally materialized on October 27: the reform project for the compensation system for occupational injuries was presented to the National Assembly.
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The Legault government presented a major reform of the occupational health and safety system, the first since the entry into force of the two related laws, the Act respecting occupational health and safety (1979) and the Act respecting industrial accidents and occupational diseases (1985).
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Many companies are considering telecommuting in the long term, especially to save on operating costs, but employees are paying the price. Who has to pay the bill for the office you had to set up or the electricity costs you paid?
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