Employers, High Desert Jobs, Workplace Safety
We often offer tips on how to prevent injuries in the Workplace Safety section of our blog. But sometimes, despite your best efforts, injuries do occur. In these situations, it’s important to know how to handle the immediate aftermath of the incident. Here are eight...
Employers, High Desert Jobs, Human Resources, Workplace Safety
Workplace injuries cost employers billions annually. Workplace safety begins with assessing risks that are both common to your company’s industry and unique to your organization. Using that information allows you to design specific plans of action and to promote a...
Employees, Employers, Workplace Safety
National Safety Month provides an annual opportunity for companies to educate employees and reinforce job site practices that promote safe behaviors, helping businesses reduce injuries and even deaths. Did you know that the total cost of work-related injuries in 2019...
Employees, High Desert Jobs, Workplace Safety
Lifting Safety Can’t Be Ignored In many workplaces, from warehouses to some offices, heavy lifting is part of the job. But it can also be dangerous, with back injuries accounting for one in five workplace accidents. If you haven’t held a recent training on...
Employees, High Desert Jobs, Workplace Safety
A lot of employees have a basic misunderstanding of the human resources department. They are not sure when to speak to HR about their concerns. Some believe that HR’s involvement ends when a new hire starts work, while others believe that the department is there to...
Employers, High Desert Jobs, Workplace Safety
Safety training is just like any other training. Too little, and your employees won’t know what to do. Too much, and they’ll start to tune out. The key to knowing just how much safety training you need to provide is data, but drowning in data causes its own problems....