In March 2025, the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) was revised to correct regulatory errors noted from the previous revisions; however, HCS remains largely unchanged
Research finds that kinder countries are happier. This shouldn’t be a surprise. The belief in the kindness of others, as well as actively caring about and sharing
Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) remain the leading cause of workplace injuries, accounting for a significant portion of workers’ compensation costs and lost workdays. Estimates are that
Every year, millions of workers across the United States are injured on the job, sometimes resulting in serious and permanent consequences for these employees and
We have received a few questions recently regarding HIPAA in the workplace and how safety professionals receive and handle confidential information. This is a confusing topic
Below are a few recent safety updates. New Deputy Secretary of Labor: As you may already know, Scott Ketcham is OSHA’s new Deputy Secretary of
OSHA has posted valuable resources to ensure protection and safety from winter related hazards. In addition to cold stress, there are other winter weather-related hazards
Reverend Mark-Anthony Middleton, mayor pro temp of Durham, NC, gave a sermon during the Martin Luther King Day Memorial March in Raleigh, NC. His challenges
A recent article summarizing expert advice regarding so called, “health” trends that should stop, caught our interest. This is sound information for workplace wellness programs