As a property owner or manager, you must make a reasonable effort to reduce the potential for injury to your guests, employees, and patrons. Any business that has people visiting its facility (e.g., hotels, apartments, manufacturing firms, shopping centers, supermarkets, office complexes) can be susceptible to this hazard and the associated liabilities. The first line of defense against slip, trip, and fall incidents includes having a well-planned strategy and implementing a snow and ice removal plan.

With cooler temperatures upon us, it’s not too early to start thinking about ways you can cut the energy bills for your business this winter. Check out these 7 smart things you can plan to do this winter to keep the expenses associated with cold weather from hurting your bottom line.

With Ontario's labour market continuing to see a dire shortage of workers to fill jobs, retail employers are facing a tough hiring situation during the busy holiday shopping period. As the retail sector braces for its busiest shopping months, businesses can leverage a few of these tips to help get ahead of the holiday hiring rush.

Sadly, retail theft is a part of owning and managing a business. It, unfortunately, costs Canadian retailers nearly $4 billion in losses each year. But, that doesn’t mean you and your goods have to just sit around and wait to be a target of customer theft. There are six key steps you can take today to deter theft in your store.