Episode 49
In this episode, Editor Sydny Shepard discusses anticipated changes safety professionals should look out for after the inauguration of President-Elect Joe Biden on January 20, 2021.
The adjustments to the civil penalty amounts take effect on Jan. 15.
Establishments that have more than 20 employees and high injury and illness rates are the targets for this program.
Starting Jan. 26, all incoming United States passengers must provide a negative COVID-19 test.
Ultimately, to be successful in this effort, several best practices should be integrated into every cleaning program for optimal results.
In addition to paying the fine, the Baltimore Gas and Electric company will upgrade their gas lines to prevent other explosions from occurring.
The Ensuring Safety and Cutting Red Tape Act was approved by parliament on December 9, 2020.
Lockheed Martin Corp. was found guilty of race-based discrimination during the hiring process for positions in their RMS Engineering and Technology Unit.
The Wage and Hour Division clarified when travel during the work day is compensable and when it is not.
The door is now wide open for plenty of innovation on AVTs.
Episode 48
Editor Sydny Shepard discusses the a new FAQ set up for those who have questions about the expired FFCRA, OSHA's impended deadlines for your Form 300A and updates on the vaccination rollout in the U.S.
The administration rounds out its economic team with picks for labor secretary, commerce secretary and head of the Small Business Administration.
Findings from inspections that occurred between July and November resulted in three fines of $7,000.
CPR training can be a lifesaving skill when used properly at work.
Forestry businesses, which were declared essential in Canada, will receive support from the Ontario government to aid in workplace safety.