Electronic devices are risky workplace distractions
Including tips on developing policies
The
potential hazards of electronic device distractions in the workplace
grow as more and more features are added. If you have a policy, now is
a good time to review and update it; if you don't have a policy now is
the time to implement one...
OSHA launches new National Emphasis Program (NEP) on injury and illness recordkeeping
In
response to the perception of under reporting of injuries and
illnesses, OSHA launches a new initiative. What they are looking at and
how to prepare...
Case Study: CWCAs help Excavating Company dig up answers to reasons for high open reserves
Open reserves are a chronic reason for overcharges in Workers' Compensation and must be vigilantly monitored...
New SHRM reports highlight trends in employee benefits, job satisfaction
The
importance of job security and employee benefits in this fragile
economy is no surprise, but HR Professionals underestimated the
importance of feeling safe in the workplace...
A gray area in Workers' Comp, the coming and going rule is explained by Chris Boggs, a Workers' Comp expert...
Study finds adults over 55 unaware of meds' effects on driving
Educating employees on what they should know and ask about prescription drugs can benefit both employees and employers...
New Guidance and Toolkit from CDC on flu
Disability.gov
E-Verify to begin September 8, 2009
DOT implements direct observation of certain drug tests
More employers use employee cost sharing in prescription drug plans
OSHA issues ethylene oxide monitoring guide
Study: Exercise programs reduces neck pain and improves cardiovascular health
