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
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
Taiwan not only gave a sizable donation for the recovery efforts in Western North Carolina, but also gave a profound message and beautiful lesson. The
On August 30th, OSHA proposed a new standard, titled Heat Injury and Illness Prevention in Outdoor and Indoor Work Settings. The standard would apply to all employers
It is hard to believe that it’s been 5 years since the Business Roundtable made up of 181 CEOs issued its new statement on corporate purpose.
Creating sustainable practices benefits your business, stakeholders, customers, communities, and environment. Such practices are a win-win for all! Sustainability is receiving a lot more attention in
Accept it or not, managers are the key to employee engagement. We have written articles in the past and presented the research findings that managers
A recent HBR article provides practical techniques to weave mindfulness practices throughout the workday. The practices enhance self-awareness and help to reset how one wants