Findings from a new report reveal that workers feel strongly that employers should prioritize physical safety. The Workplace Safety Report from Ansell Inteliforz™ released its findings from surveying workers and […]
Report Reveals Workers Want Employers to Prioritize Physical Safety More
PPE by design is made to keep workers safe on the job. Ill-fitting, PPE, however, can have the opposite effect. Oversized jackets, coveralls, or work shirts can be cumbersome, and
A Call for Gender-Specific PPE More
Bloodborne pathogen exposure is a serious risk in a variety of workplaces. When thinking about bloodborne pathogens, healthcare professionals, first-responders, and housekeeping staff may first come to mind but employees
Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure at Work More
The weather outside is frightful, and your workers may not feel so delightful. Each year hundreds of people are injured or lose their lives due to winter weather. Whether its
Managing Workplace Hazards After Snowstorms More
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health’s recent research revealed occupations with the highest COVID-19 positivity rates early in the pandemic. Workplaces have been recognized as potential exposure points
Five Occupations with the Highest COVID-19 Positivity Rates More
The holidays can be a time of cheer and festivity, but it also can be fraught with risk. The rate of workplace injuries often increases during this time of year.
Risk Factors for Holiday Season Workplace Injuries More
Some people in healthcare professions have ultimately accepted that violence can be an inevitable part of the job. Unfortunately, nurses face a far higher risk of workplace violence as compared
Groups Update Guidelines for Healthcare Workplace Violence More
People may often assume that winter weather only affects workers in harsh conditions like snowstorms or subzero temperatures. This is not the case. Cold weather can endanger the lives of
Cold Working Conditions Call for PPE More
Working-age Americans are increasingly struggling with excessive drinking. While rates of excessive drinking have been steadily climbing over the years, experts think that the COVID-19 pandemic ramped things up. A
Concerning Trends About Workers’ Excessive Drinking More
Many people could be feeling extra fatigued over the next few days now that the clocks have been turned back. Although it may seem like an innocuous change in routine,
What Employers Need to Know About Daylight Savings More
