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The dangers of drowsy driving

Driving while drowsy can cause drivers to pay less attention to the road, slows their reaction time and affects the ability to make good decisions.

Watch out for these top 10 OSHA violations

List of the top 10 most frequently cited OSHA violations of 2018, with training resources for each

Minnesota manufacturer invests in safety

SFM policyholder Jones Metal takes full advantage of SFM’s safety resources, including help applying for a MN OSHA safety grant.

Safety tips for home health care workers

Home health care workers face many unique safety risks. Hazards include getting to and from work, transferring clients, slips and falls and more.

Optimizing safety programs for all generations

Employers must tailor safety and health programs for four distinct generations in the workforce.

10 statistics that make the case for workplace wellness programs

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce report “Winning With Wellness” makes the case for workplace wellness programs with some key employee health statistics.

Second annual Safe + Sound Week approaching

The second annual Safe + Sound Week raises awareness about the value of safety and health programs.

Help your employees with these smoking cessation resources

Smoking can significantly increase the length and cost of a workers’ compensation claim. Here are several state and national resources to help your employees quit smoking.

"Ban the Box" doesn't prevent criminal background check

"Ban the box" is a national movement that prevents employers from asking about criminal history prior to interviewing applicants. In some cases, criminal background checks can be a useful hiring tool.

What the 'gig economy' means for worker protections

A growing gig economy might leave some workers with gaps in workers' compensation and other protections.

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