Management of Occupational Health and Safety

by E. Kevin Kelloway, Lori Francis, Bernadette Gatien

The eighth edition of Management of Occupational Health and Safety is the bestselling text for the Health and Safety course in the Human Resources program. This text is meant to give the reader a solid understanding of health and safety issues, legislation, and systems to create an effective occupational health and safety program in the workforce. Throughout the text, students are provided with current examples, clear definitions of technical terms, and specific links to valuable online resources. The eighth edition retains several features found in previous editions, including opening vignettes, Discussion Questions, Exercises, OH&S in Action, and Case Studies. Management of Occupational Health and Safety, as part of The Nelson Series in Human Resources Management, is the best source in Canada for consistent, reliable, valid, and current knowledge about HRM practices.

Genres: Textbooks, Human Resources

448 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2005

Reviews

[Talia]

This textbook was so littered with spelling and grammatical errors I was embarrassed for the authors. It’s the seventh edition, there is literally no excuse. Reading something so carelessly put together really devalued the entire textbook for me.

[Indrani]

Once again, Nelson publishing knows how to design a textbook. The layout is clean, case studies are relevant and helpful, information presented in logical order.

It's not the sort of thing I'd read for fun, but it is well-done.

[Brenna Winter]

Read the 8th Edition

In my opinion it did not cover workplace harassment in enough detail.
Another gap was in the Emergency Planning chapter. They really should have had more information on "Getting back to Normal" as this is a key issue in Emergency Management.

[DaleE Boland]

Canadian-based OHS safety textbook.

[Susan Novack]

Typical textbook read. Anectodes are interesting and layout better than most. Recommend for Human Resources specialists and all employees interested in health and safety at work.

[Jessica B]

So many typos and grammatical errors. Headers are not easily distinguishable.

[Jenna Kelley]

Completed my course through Seneca and enjoyed the course materials