13 Jul

Posted at 10:47h in Construction Industry, Employment Practices Liability, Health and Wellness, human resources, Liability, manufacturing, Our Blog, risk management, Warehouse, Worker-Safety, Workers' Compensation by
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If you face falling-object hazards in the workplace, such as when working below areas from which tools or materials could fall or when handling heavy materials, protect your toes by wearing shoes with impact-resistant safety toes. Impact Resistant Safety Toes Steel Toe Shoes:  One common choice for...

09 Jul

Posted at 11:46h in Construction Industry, Employment Practices Liability, Health and Wellness, human resources, Liability, manufacturing, Our Blog, PEO, risk management, staffing, Warehouse, Worker-Safety, Workers' Compensation by
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Heat illness occurs when your body gets too hot and can no longer cool itself. It can come on quickly, and some forms can become life-threatening within minutes. Anyone who works in a hot environment, indoors or outdoors, can be affected. Knowing what to look...

23 Jun

Posted at 10:41h in Business, Construction Industry, human resources, Insurance Coverages, Liability, manufacturing, Our Blog, PEO, risk management, staffing, Warehouse, Worker-Safety, Workers' Compensation by
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Project delays and cost overruns are common in the construction sector, as project delivery depends on many moving parts and can be disrupted by factors such as adverse weather, economic volatility, and shifting scope and design requirements. When projects are delayed or exceed their initial budget,...

22 Jun

Posted at 10:16h in Business, Construction Industry, employee benefits, Employment Practices Liability, Health and Wellness, human resources, Liability, manufacturing, Our Blog, PEO, risk management, staffing, Worker-Safety, Workers' Compensation by
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Workplace injury is no longer just physical. Mental and psychological claims are rising rapidly—and for risk managers and PEO professionals, they represent a more complex, costly, and strategic exposure. This shift isn’t temporary. It’s redefining how workplace risk must be managed. Why Psychological Claims Are Increasing Several forces...

08 Jun

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The construction sector is facing a persistent skilled labor shortage, impacting its ability to deliver infrastructure, meet housing demand and pursue strategic growth. Rather than being driven by short-term changes in construction demand or project activity, the shortage reflects longer-term workforce and demographic pressures. Left...

20 May

Posted at 15:39h in Construction Industry, Health and Wellness, human resources, Liability, manufacturing, Our Blog, risk management, staffing, Warehouse, Worker-Safety, Workers' Compensation by
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Heat exposure has quietly become one of the most urgent workplace safety challenges in the United States. As temperatures rise and extreme heat events become more frequent, the U.S. Department of Labor has intensified its focus on protecting workers from heat-related illness. OSHA’s updated Heat-Related...

13 Apr

Posted at 10:37h in Construction Industry, Health and Wellness, human resources, Insurance Coverages, Liability, manufacturing, Our Blog, risk management, staffing, Warehouse, Worker-Safety, Workers' Compensation by
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On March 18, 2026, OSHA announced the launch of its OSHA Cares initiative. This is an agencywide effort focused on helping businesses meet federal workplace safety requirements while building strong, successful safety and health programs that benefit employers and workers. Background OSHA Cares highlights the ways OSHA...

06 Apr

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The National Occupational Research Agenda Construction Sector Council will host their annual National Stand-down to Prevent Struck-by Incidents. This stand-down will take place April 20-24, 2026, in coordination with the National Work Zone Awareness Week. The goal of the initiative is to stop, talk and act....

25 Mar

Posted at 13:28h in Construction Industry, Health and Wellness, Insurance Coverages, manufacturing, Our Blog, risk management, staffing, Warehouse, Worker-Safety, Workers' Compensation by
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Although common in the construction industry, cumulative trauma injuries (CTIs) are some of the most complex workers’ compensation claims. They often result in long, painful experiences for employees. Therefore, it’s crucial that construction employers reduce the risk of CTIs and associated workers’ compensation claims. Common CTIs...