Creating a Workers’ Compensation Process For the unprepared, workers’ compensation (WC) issues can be both confusing and costly. Fortunately for employers, there are ways to actively engage WC issues to influence their outcomes. Through management controls and active involvement in the WC process, your organization can effectively influence related costs. To do so you will […]
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Live Well, Work Well | AI Self-diagnosis Mistakes to Avoid
AI Self-diagnosis Mistakes to Avoid As artificial intelligence (AI) tools become more accessible and sophisticated, it’s easy to turn to them for quick answers, including health-related questions. But while AI can be helpful for general information, health experts warn against using it to self-diagnose medical conditions, which can be very risky. For individuals juggling busy […]
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News Brief | CVSA Reveals 2025 Operation Safe Driver Week Result
CVSA Reveals 2025 Operation Safe Driver Week Results Operation Safe Driver Week—an annual campaign conducted by the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA)—took place from July 13-19, 2025. This year’s focus was on reckless, careless and dangerous driving. During the weeklong initiative, law enforcement officers in Canada and the United States stopped 8,739 passenger vehicles and […]
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HR Compliance | Overlap Between FMLA and Workers’ Compensation
Overlap Between FMLA and Workers’ Compensation When employees are injured or become ill on the job, they may be covered by various laws. For example, workers’ compensation is a form of insurance that provides financial assistance, medical care and other benefits for employees who are injured or disabled on the job. Also, the federal Family […]
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Safety Matters | Avoid Winter Slip-ups
Winter months present additional hazards that are typically not factors for employees during warmer weather – specifically, slip and fall concerns. With snow and ice-covered conditions, you run the risk of taking major falls, which can lead to serious injuries. Prevention Education is essential in preventing winter weather-related injuries. Consider the following recommendations to prevent […]
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Live Well, Work Well | Preparing Your Home for Cold and Flu Season
Preparing Your Home for Cold and Flu Season As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, cold and flu season begins its annual sweep through households, schools and workplaces. Typically peaking between late fall and early spring, this period brings a surge in respiratory illnesses that can disrupt daily life and strain our health systems. […]
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News Brief | New Study Link Workplace Injuries to Heat Exposure
New Study Link Workplace Injuries to Heat Exposure A recent study, published in Environmental Health and conducted by a team of researchers from George Washington University and Harvard University, shows a connection between working in hot conditions and an increased workplace injury risk. The research coincides with OSHA’s movement to adopt a national standard regarding […]
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Mental Health Minute | December 2025
Coping with Holiday Stress and Anxiety While often joyful, the holiday season can also bring a wave of stress and anxiety. With social obligations, financial pressures and the desire to create perfect memories, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. The following are practical ways to manage these emotions and enjoy the season more fully: Set realistic […]
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Safety Matters | Protect Our Facility with Chemical Safety
Protect Our Facility with Chemical Safety Storing or handling chemicals in the workplace puts all employees at serious risk for injuries due to explosions. For this reason, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires worksites where hazardous chemicals are used to have an emergency action plan (EAP). takes this requirement seriously, as employee and […]
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Live Well, Work Well | Prevent Burnout During the Holiday Season
Prevent Burnout During the Holiday Season Everyday life can be hectic enough without the added pressure of the holidays, which can also be a source of major stress and burnout for many people. Burnout isn’t just about being tired; it’s emotional, mental and physical depletion caused by prolonged stress. However, with some planning and self-care, […]
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