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Is Your Workplace Ready for an OSHA Inspection?
Use this guide to prepare for an OSHA inspection and evaluate the condition of your safety programs.
The FTC’s ban on noncompetes & NYS “Freelance Isn’t Free” Act
In April 2024, the Federal Trade Commission issued a final rule banning most noncompetes nationwide. The rule is set to become effective on September 4, 2024.
Simplify Enrollment in 5 Easy Steps
Open enrollment can be overwhelming. Employees are expected to learn about new benefit options, budget for the cost of coverage, and make the best decision for themselves and their families in a relatively short period of time.
Workplace First Aid Checklist
Every worker has the right to a reasonably safe workplace. Understanding workplace first aid kit requirements is an important way to protect your employees and stay compliant with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements.
Substance Abuse in the Workplace: Training Supervisors and Managers on How To Respond
When an employee is working under the influence of alcohol or drugs, their performance may be diminished, they may be more prone to error and the odds of them being involved in a workplace accident or injury increase.
Navigating the Changing Personal Insurance Landscape
In our recent Personal Insurance 101 webinar, our insurance professionals David Weaver and Kimberly Hendrick provided valuable information on insurance for personal assets, such as home, auto, and umbrella insurance.
Strategies To Connect Employees to Mental Health Benefits
More than 50 million Americans are dealing with a mental illness, according to the nonprofit Mental Health America. And 34% of employees report declining mental health, notes the human resources association SHRM.
Renters Who Think They Don’t Need Insurance Are at Risk
Renters often overlook the value of their own property. They also may not realize that they could be held financially liable if another person is injured (or if that person's possessions are damaged) while at their apartment, rented home, dormitory or off-campus housing.
Creating an Effective Emergency Evacuation Plan for Municipalities
Understanding your rights and responsibilities, and how to react to a surprise inspection can help with safety operations and save you some anxiety. Use this guide to prepare for an OSHA inspection and evaluate the condition of your safety programs.
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