The latest Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses reveals significant improvements in workplace safety for the U.S. private sector in 2023. The report shows that […]
Workplace Injuries and Illnesses Declined Across Industries More
Employee burnout continues to be a pressing issue among government workers, with recent surveys showing rates stubbornly hovering at 41%—a slight decrease from 47% in August 2023. The data is
Stubborn Burnout Rates Among Government Workers More
A recent study shows that exposing night shift workers to circadian-informed lighting may significantly improve their sleep quality and reduce human error on the job. A team of researchers led
Circadian-Informed Lighting Enhances Performance and Sleep More
A growing body of research highlights the severe health risks linked to precarious employment. Two recent studies by the Institute for Work & Health (IWH) in Ontario emphasize the heightened
Precarious Work Increases Risk of Workplace Injury More
Occupational noise exposure has long been associated with hearing loss. Still, new research suggests it could have even more severe health consequences. A recent study presented at the American College
Chronic Workplace Noise Raises High Blood Pressure Risk More
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has completed restructuring its regional operations. The restructuring includes creating a new region in Birmingham, Alabama. This move aims
OSHA Completes Restructure of Regional Operations More
Although a majority of LGBTQIA+ workers feeling comfortable discussing their sexuality or gender identity openly in their workplace, more than half still report discrimination and prejudice, leading to feelings of
Persistent Challenges Remain for LGBTQIA+ Workers, Survey Shows More
New research continues to shed light on the significant health risks posed by particle exposure in the workplace. The study, tracking over 280,000 Swedish construction workers, has established a significant
Chronic Kidney Disease Linked to Dust Exposure in the Workplace More
As cannabis use becomes more prevalent in the U.S., research is uncovering its potential impact on the workforce. A recent study published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine reveals
Frequent Cannabis Users Are More Likely to Miss Work More
Loneliness in the workplace is more than just a personal issue—it’s a significant factor influencing employee engagement and overall business performance. According to Gallup’s recent State of the Global Workplace
Low Employee Engagement May Reduce Global GDP by as Much as 9% More
