More than 29,000 cases of mpox, formerly known as monkeypox, have been reported in the U.S.
Episode 178
Keeping workers healthy through the unhealthiest season of the year is tough. Here's some ways to protect workers from seasonal illnesses.
Actions like eliminating triggers can create a safer workplace for employees with epilepsy.
One in five respondents said they were exposed to COVID-19, according to the study’s findings.
With technology always changing, it's important for employers to learn how to protect employee information.
The World Health Organization provides examples of successful practices to keep these workers safe.
Creating a workplace where all employees are supported is more important than ever before.
Even though the emergency orders ended last week, employers should not stop protecting their workers from COVID-19.
With the height of flu season just around the corner, you can act now to protect yourself and others in the workplace.
Episode 168
OSHA has been making moves. Editor Sydny Shepard discusses the latest announcements, news and movements from OSHA in the last few months.
Episode 165
In this episode of the podcast, Editor Sydny Shepard discusses three ways that you can be ensuring your company is on track with safety and health compliance measures.
Episode 164
In this podcast, Editor Sydny Shepard touches on the Occupational Keynote from OSHA Head Doug Parker, NSC’s Work to Zero Initiative and the unveiling of OSHA’s Top 10 Violations for fiscal year 2022.
The new society focused on Total Worker Health was started by occupational safety and health leaders.
People who work at weddings, bars and restaurants are often exposed to loud noise. How do you protect these workers from noise hazards?
Hearing loss affects many workers every year. Now, some may be able to get hearing aids without a prescription.
These worksite clinics can be a great tool for employers and employees.
Workers who are using PPE should inspect and wear it correctly
Employers are responsible for keeping workers safe from heat, but there are steps workers can follow too.
The confidential screenings are available to all coal miners, current or former.
The lifeline is available for mental health and suicide crisis support seven days per week, 24 hours per day.