Safety is a significant concern in every workplace because unsafe practices can cause harm to employees in addition to costing the company in financial terms. It's better for everyone and for the organization as a whole to follow good safety practices at all times. The problem is getting your …
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Are Men More Likely to Be Killed on the Job?
Men are ten times more likely to be killed at the workplace compared to women. A census report shared by Forbes indicates that in 2017 alone, 4,761 men died on the job in the U.S. compared to 386 women. A 2019 report by the Bureau of Labor Statistics revealed that fishing and hunting, logging, …
How to Protect Your Business Items from Fire Damage
Fire at your business can be a calamitous blow to your entire company. A serious fire could lead to the loss of your important business items like raw materials, and essential business records including computer files. To make matters worse, a fire could cause serious injuries that could easily lead …
5 Safety Standards Your Business Needs
With the pandemic, it is clear now more than ever how vital safety standards are. Every business needs to be held accountable and take every precaution to uphold their safety standards. Having these safety procedures and measures ensures that your employees are protected every time they are at the …
5 Risks Tree Trimmer Businesses Need to Be Aware Of
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, tree trimming is one of the most dangerous contracting businesses to run-- and it’s not surprising, given the type of work your company does. Tree trimmers are in the business of trimming limbs and cutting down trees. Whether a branch is dying and …
Avoiding Slips and Falls in the Workplace: 6 Steps to Take as an Employer
As an employer, you've got a whole range of responsibilities to think about when it comes to your employees. If there hasn't been an accident in your workplace that has led to an injury or a compensation claim, it's tempting to put attention to safety somewhere near the bottom of your list of …
