Workplace Health
Workplace health is commonly impacted by repetitive motions, chemicals, stress, ventilation, drugs and many other challenges. Browse helpful information on these topics and more.
New York State Expands Workplace Lactation Laws
Effective June 7, 2023, all employers in New York state are required to designate a room or location to allow…
Causes and Costs of the Top 10 Disabling Workplace Injuries
Disabling workplace injuries cost businesses more than $58 billion every year. The annual Liberty Mutual Workplace Safety Index documents the…
Ventilation Strategies for Occupational Health & Safety
In commercial and public-sector buildings, property managers must maintain proper ventilation for the health and safety of occupants.
What You Need to Know About Marijuana in the Workplace
Most workplaces in Canada are expecting the occurrence of workplace accidents to increase, especially in safety-sensitive industries since Canada legalized recreational marijuana (Bill C-45) on October 17, 2018. Learn how to keep safety top of mind when recreational marijuana is the topic of conversation here.
Let’s Make Handwashing Contagious
Let’s get real for a moment. When was the last time you washed your hands? Many hands in the workplace…
Don’t Let Job Stress Wreck Your Holidays
The holidays bring many exciting events. Family traditions and fun activities fill your calendar… but job stress can steal the…
6 Motivational Posters Your Office Needs
Employee turnover is expensive. Recent research found that the cost of replacing highly-trained employees can be twice…
5 Posters to Prevent the Spread of Colds, Flu and Seasonal Illness
The dropping temperatures, changing leaves, and shorter days can only mean one thing—it’s time for cold and flu season.
Are You Choosing the Right Safety Posters?
We’ve uncovered six of the best tips for finding the perfect poster. By the time your employees open their eyes…
Coronavirus Disease Infographic
COVID-19 is the infectious and sometimes fatal disease caused by the recently discovered coronavirus. Symptoms for coronavirus often manifest as fever, tiredness, and dry cough. Most people experience mild symptoms and recover quickly and without treatment —however, the elderly and those with underlying medical issues can develop serious illness. There are many steps you can take to avoid becoming infected and preventing the spread of coronavirus. Use this coronavirus infographic to educate your team and help keep everyone healthy.
