Safety As A Priority For Your Small Business
Once you have created or updated your safety plan, share the details with your employees. These details should include your sanitation and disinfection practices, your hand-washing guidelines, and any new steps you added to procedures to make them safer. The more they know about what you are doing to keep people safe, the safer they will feel.
For an employer, return-to-work programs help retain skilled workers, improve productivity, and lower workers’ compensation premiums through lower claim costs—helping the business stay competitive and minimizing workflow disruptions.
A transitional return-to-work program helps injured employees return safely and confidently by offering modified duties that support recovery while reducing workplace disruption, improving outcomes, and strengthening employer–employee relationships.
Did you enjoy riding the trails or waves this summer? Already thinking about riding your ATV or taking out your boat next year? Start preparing for the next season now, so your outdoor toy is ready as soon as you are.
As the days get shorter and wildlife becomes more active, especially during dawn and dusk, the chances of encountering animals on the road increase. From deer to moose and elk, these animals can present real hazards for drivers. Here are some essential tips to help you avoid collisions and what to do if you find yourself in this situation
Winter weather poses unique challenges for construction sites, from icy surfaces to cold stress. Discover essential safety tips that can help protect workers, prevent injuries, and maintain productivity during the colder months.
