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What is the employers duty of care in the provision of health and safety training?

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What is the employers duty of care in the provision of health and safety training?

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An employer’s duty of care for the health, safety and welfare at work of its employees extends to providing appropriate instruction, training and close supervision. Because employers have a common law and implied contractual duty to take care, any employee injured in the course of employment, as a direct consequence of his or her employer’s negligent failure to comply with that duty, may pursue a claim for damages before the ordinary courts.

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