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Graphic: Families First Coronavirus Response Act
See the details of the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (
OSHA Issues Alert on Snow Removal Safety After Falls
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is urging employers and workers to be aware of the hazards involved when removing snow from rooftops and other
5 Common Office Hazards to Prevent
Slips and trips are the most common office accident, accounting for the greatest number of injuries
OSHA Briefs
Trip, Slip and Fall Rule Revision ProposedThe
Flu Resources Page
Less Effective Flu Shot Calls for More Workplace Diligence Because this year’s flu vaccine is not as effective against a current, mutated strain of the influenza virus,
Do Older Workers Bear the Brunt of Coronavirus Unemployment?
Unemployment rates for workers 55 and older have exceeded those of midcareer workers for the entirety of the coronavirus pandemic. This is the first time since 1973
Viewpoint: Here's What the Future of Work Will Look Like
The coronavirus has fundamentally changed every aspect of business—from our commute to our work environment to how we interact with our colleagues. These times are
#NextChat: How Do You Encourage Use of Paid Time Off?
How are employers encouraging workers to take paid time off at a time when workers may be fearful taking vacation may make them appear less dedicated or essential? That
Promote Mental Health by Communicating Benefits, Leading by Example
COVID-19 and the social isolation, health concerns and economic uncertainty associated with the pandemic are taking a toll on people in many ways. A recent #NextChat