Tips To Help Avoid Employee Burnout
We all experience stress in our jobs at some point. It is nearly impossible to completely avoid stress, and small amounts can be productive and healthy. However, without stress management and healthy coping mechanisms, burnout can begin to surface.
Hitting a pothole with your vehicle can be frustrating, dangerous, and costly. Here are some examples of damage that potholes can cause and tips for how to avoid them.
In our ever-changing world, we are ordering online a lot more often. Ordering online can be convenient, but having a package stolen after it has been delivered is anything but! Here are some year-round tips you can use to keep your deliveries safe from unscrupulous porch pirates.
Most manufacturing warehouses have a lot of items moving in and out on a regular basis. In addition to traffic, aisles and shelving create additional hazards and dangers. To successfully address safety within your warehouse, you need data. As management consultant Peter Drucker said, “You can’t manage what you can’t measure.”
I recall a conversation with one of my mentors shortly after I founded my construction company. As the topic moved to risk management, I remember him saying, “Your company will only be as strong as the weakest link in the chain.” Those words really stuck with me, and I would often look to identify the weakest link in my company.
Every community has unique traits that make it feel like home to the people who live there. One thing all communities have in common is that the people living there expect it to be a safe place. As the person responsible for the property that is ultimately someone else’s home, you want to make sure the space remains safe for everyone living there. From recognizing someone who might cause trouble to taking care of yourself, there are several things you can do to create a culture of safety for your residents.
