The “Practical AI Governance Guide” was developed by the Dais at Toronto Metropolitan University in collaboration with AMSSA. It outlines
Info sheets and Infographics
Infographic: Supporting the Health, Safety, and Rights of Temporary Foreign Workers in BC
Temporary Foreign Workers may face unique risks when dealing with unsafe work conditions, discrimination, or employment standards violations—particularly when they
Second edition of ‘Migration Matters’ info sheet – Policy updates from 2025 onwards
We are pleased to announce the release of the second edition of the information sheet – Migration Matters: Policy updates
See it? Say it! Reporting Unsafe Conditions at Work
Creating a safe workplace is a shared responsibility. Our “See It? Say It.” infographic is a reminder to encourage workers
Balancing Act: Empowering Wellness for International Post-Secondary Students Working and Studying
International students who are working and studying are often overburdened by the pressures of managing multiple responsibilities, while finding time for rest and balance between these various roles. When
Fatigue in the Workplace: What is it and what can you do about it?
Fatigue is the state of feeling very tired, exhausted, or drowsy. In the workplace, it can show up as reduced
Info Sheet: The Colder Months Ahead: Staying Safe on the Job in the Face of Fall and Winter Weather
Following the release of the info sheet Keeping It Cool, Keeping It Safe: Ensuring the Safety and Rights of Migrant
Migration Matters Info Sheet: 2025/26 IRCC Programming Service Directory: BC-Yukon Settlement Sector
AMSSA is excited to announce the release of the 2025/26 IRCC Programming Service Directory for the BC-Yukon Settlement Sector. This
Infographic: Workstation Ergonomics – Work Smart, Sit Safe
In settlement offices, staff often spend long hours at their workstations. Without proper ergonomic support, this can lead to fatigue,
Info Sheet: Keeping It Cool, Keeping It Safe: Ensuring the Safety and Rights of Migrant Workers During BC’s Summer Months
During the summer months in BC, rising temperatures increase the risk of heat-related illnesses for workers, especially those in outdoor
