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What is the purpose of COR?

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By Adrian Bartha | Last updated: June 1, 2016
Presented by eCompliance.com

The purpose of COR is to ensure that workers and work sites are safe from injury, illness, and death. COR assists workers and employers in creating a safety culture by providing guidelines and support services to increase worker awareness of safe working conditions and encourage the reporting of unsafe practices. COR also provides financial support for present and future workplace safety. Part of the premise is that workers, supervisors, employers all work as part of a partnership to create a culture of workplace health and safety.

COR mandate is to prevent workplace injury and disease. It also aims to assist in the rehabilitation of injured workers and fair compensation for lost wages while recovering from injuries.

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Written by Adrian Bartha | Chief Executive Officer

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Adrian Bartha is the CEO of eCompliance, which he joined in 2012 after experiencing first-hand how a workplace incident affected a power and utilities company which he led as a member of the Board of Directors. Previously, Adrian was an investment professional for a $5 billion dollar private equity firm investing in energy, construction, and transportation infrastructure companies across North America. When Adrian is out of the office, he can be found riding his futuristic motorcycle and wearing his RoboCop helmet.

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