Occupational injuries in health care: Injury rates and causes
Did you know that workers in hospitals and nursing homes have higher injury rates than workers in manufacturing, construction or ...
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Keeping problem employees on staff can increase workers’ compensation costs
Once a workers’ compensation claim has been filed, disciplining or firing an employee can become much more complicated, and costly. -
How to develop a workplace severe weather policy
There’s not always an easy answer to dealing with severe weather situations, but the first step is to have a ... -
The dangers of drowsy driving
Even if you're not falling asleep at the wheel, drowsy driving poses a risk to your life and others. -
Safety tips for home health care workers
Home health care workers face many unique safety risks while on the job. -
Optimizing safety programs for all generations
Thinking through your safety program with all of your employees' needs in mind will take time and effort, but it ... -
10 statistics that make the case for workplace wellness programs
The result of a workplace wellness program could be health care savings, more engaged workers and, possibly, lower risk of ... -
Are your workers independent contractors or employees?
It’s important to know whether those who do work for you are considered employees or independent contractors under the law. ... -
Watch out for everyday electrical safety hazards
Electricity can pose a serious hazard in any workplace. Remember to use it safely to protect yourself and your coworkers. -
Prevent obesity in the workplace to reduce costs, research says
Obesity has high costs both in terms of a worker’s health and costs to the employer. What can an employer ...
