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The coronavirus pandemic has taken over almost every facet of day-to-day life. New developments seem to appear on the scene every hour, and the situation between one area and the next can be dramatically different.

Topics: In the News, Coronavirus

There’s an art and a science to business travel. Do it wrong, and you’ll spend a lot of wasted hours in airports and scramble to make up lost time in your hotel room. Do it right and you can make the most of what’s available to you.

Topics: EHS Software, Performance Improvement, EHS Management, Professional Development

Thanksgiving is always a treat. Turkey and stuffing, family, friends, and football — it’s relaxing fun that we all look forward to every year.

Topics: Food Safety, Holiday Safety

The future has arrived, and the future is mobile. With 5G mobile technology spreading across the globe, experts and government agencies disagree about whether or not radiofrequency waves have a negative impact on our health and safety. 

Topics: Technology, Consumer Safety

Zombies are everywhere nowadays. Whether it’s movies like “Zombieland”, television shows like “The Walking Dead”, or books like “World War Z”, we’re obsessed with these slow but deadly horror villains that hunger for our brains.

Topics: Workplace Health and Safety, Safety Culture, Human Resources

In August 2019, McDonald’s announced that it would roll out a brand new workplace safety training program for workers and managers in response to employee complaints.

Topics: In the News, Training Management, Food & Beverage

Most of us don’t think twice about where our food comes from. We buy it from the store, take it home, eat it, and the rest, as they say, is history.

Topics: In the News, Food Safety, FDA, Food & Beverage

We are a species obsessed with data. We generate a mind-boggling 2.5 quintillion bytes of data every single day. Between our smartphones, wearables, and internet interaction, there’s an astonishing amount of information about us.

Topics: In the News

Once upon a time, the idea of driverless cars was the stuff of science fiction. Sure, Hollywood could come up with cool effects for futuristic movies, but there was no way it would happen in real life.

Topics: Logistics and Transportation, Consumer Safety

Don Foerster, longtime safety director for the City of Huntingburg, Indiana, announced his retirement this summer. He has served as Huntingburg's safety and risk management director for 24 years, the first person to hold the title.

Topics: In the News