You wouldn’t let your fleet drivers use unsafe driving practices. Employees shouldn’t have to deal with unsafe situations during rideshares, either.

It’s that time of year again. The season of good cheer, crackling fires, brightly wrapped presents, and ornamental trees, a time that many people associate with childhood delight.

A strong safety program is a core element in reducing workplace illness and injury. But starting from scratch or overhauling a company’s safety program can feel overwhelming.

In order to stay one step ahead of workplace safety, your team must be well-read.

The summer is drawing to a close, and if you have a family, you know what that means: school season is upon us.

In 2016, 16,890 workers were injured from nonfatal workplace violence. Hundreds more were killed as a result of workplace violence.

If you’ve never truly experienced the wrath of nature, a hurricane is it. Unfortunately, some areas are more prone to these storms than others.

Out of all the physical ailments that can afflict construction workers, hearing loss is perhaps one of the best-known and least-addressed.

Out of the 4,674 worker fatalities in the private sector in 2017, 20.7% of them were in construction, or about 1 in 5 worker deaths.

Unless you have the incredible good fortune of always having an electrical outlet in exactly the right place, you’re going to need an extension cord.