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A wearable alerts a warehouse worker to dangerous heat exposure. A proximity sensor warns a forklift operator that a pedestrian is approaching. A connected safety platform records the event, sends an alert, and stores the information for later review. Each…
The new program’s approach builds on the concept of Total Worker Health, which focuses on integrating strategies to protect and promote worker health, safety, and well-being instead of treating them independently.
Employers’ defensible positions can collapse for no reason other than that the entire history lived in corridor conversations and a scattering of texts, writes Chaim Book, senior partner at Book Law LLP.
These examples show how HR can potentially run afoul of the law — and what sorts of frightening lawsuits can follow.
The five-story, 189,000-square-foot research facility at Case Western Reserve University includes labs that can adapt to evolving tech and methods across a range of scientific disciplines.
Last month, the International Safety Equipment Association (ISEA) updated its American National Standard for Minimum Requirements for Workplace First Aid Kits and Supplies (American National Standards Institute (ANSI)/ISEA Z308.1-2026) to add naloxone as a…
AI adoption in compliance has become nearly universal as regulations change and grow more complex. However, 56% of compliance teams have already faced fines or other consequences tied to unverified or incorrect AI outputs, according to new research from…
