The U.S. Department of Labor announces its decisions in cases related to whistleblower retaliation.
Some employees and workers are apprehensive to get back to the office; here are tips provided for a more welcoming approach back.
A Jacksonville, Florida company owes nearly $222K in back wages and damages after an OSHA investigation finds a pattern of retaliation.
Scrap Masters Inc. faces fines and citations for exposing employees to workplace hazards.
Episode 81
Looking into the future, employers must reframe how they think about workplace safety, health and wellness. In this episode, editor Sydny Shepard and Blackline Safety Chief Revenue Officer Sean Stinson discuss the issues on the forefront and how companies can mitigate them.
Episode 80
While there seems to be a light at the end of the COVID-19 tunnel, we may see the impact of the pandemic on worker safety for months, or years, to come. In this episode, editor Sydny Shepard dives into the physical and mental effects of the pandemic on workers.
Episode 79
In this episode, editor Sydny Shepard talks with former Cal/OSHA Associate Safety Engineer Paul Andersen about the standards, regulations and rules associated with emergency eyewash and showers.
Employers are encouraged to take a modern-day approach to make sure safety is put first.
Episode 78
Tune in to hear all about NSC's 25th anniversary of National Safety Month, resources for hearing conservation programs and a study to show that masking did actually help protect workers from COVID-19.
El Milagro out of San Marcos, TX was cited for seven repeat, serious violations.
It is important to understand the dangers of nitrogen in the workplace and the safety measures that should be implemented to avoid injury.
More than half of workers don’t use PPE to protect their hearing.
A new standard as well as new guidelines for industries are released as we inch closer to a safe potential ending.
The National Safety Council and Amazon have announced a five-year partnership that looks to prevent common musculoskeletal injuries.
Fully vaccinated employees are inching towards taking off their masks at work as long as their coworkers follow their lead.
Federal regulators cited the Broadway theater owner of the Shubert Organization for the death of an employee as well as four safety violations.
Facility in Fort Myers agrees to revamp its violence prevention program after an investigation reveals five incidents occurred.