Scott Talks: Think Before You Start to Reduce the Risk of an Accident
A significant number of the actual injuries that we see happening on the job have nothing to do with the regulatory environment.
A significant number of the actual injuries that we see happening on the job have nothing to do with the regulatory environment.
Many people have heard of employee wellness programs, but not everyone knows exactly what they are. The truth is that these programs can benefit employees and employers.
OSHA has been busy conducting inspections in the last year and also increasing the dollar amount of the penalties they assess.
In a recent issue of National Underwriter, Dave Lenckus gave readers 3 tips for controlling their organization’s workers’ comp medical costs.
We’ve all had moments in our lives when we’ve narrowly avoided physical harm in the workplace. These moments are known as near misses—and they should be taken just as seriously as actual accidents.
To minimize workplace injuries and accidents start by observing operations, establishing procedures, and ensuring each employee is properly trained.