A recent session at the National Ergonomics Conference examined the strategic approach Cargill is using to expand their ergonomics program from 40 locations to over 400.

Why would a manufacturing plant want the same ergonomics program that an office building has in place? The easy answer: It wouldn’t.

Zack Craft of One Call discusses empowering injured workers by utilizing the technology available. Here’s how he’s seen success.

The objective in ergonomics is prevention medicine. That’s why it’s key for employers to implement top-tier ergonomic standards before injury occurs.

Registration is now open for National Comp 2021! Register now for the premier workers’ comp event of the year, happening this October at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas.

This RIMS session weighs in on how all corporate boards can prepare themselves for any cyber risk that may occur. 

Unlike flood risk receding after a storm, the secondary perils being ushered in by the pandemic could last for years to come.

In this RIMS session, Michelle Despres of One Call shares how employers can prevent their employees from suffering from a work from home injury.

Companies that focus on environmental, social and governance issues will be stronger going forward, according to this Hartford executive. And they will present a better risk for underwriters.

Cognitive psychology plays a larger role in our decision making than we even realize. For risk managers, it’s imperative that they make sure they aren’t relying on what’s comfortable.

When we look beyond preventing musculoskeletal injuries, and focus on promoting musculoskeletal health, new opportunities arise.

Find out more about psychotropic drugs, their off-label use, and how the COVID-19 pandemic can teach workers’ comp professionals more about the injured worker experience.

In a RIMS conference session, two experts break down the importance of crisis management plans for kidnapping, ransom and extortion.

A RIMS session looks at how the push to adopt new technologies to support a remote workforce can be used to aid injured worker advocacy.

After a tumultuous year, it’s vital that we continue to share thought-provoking, innovative ideas to better ergonomics professionals. The 2021 National Ergonomics Conference and ErgoExpo is the place to do just that.

Graduate students are young and don’t often feel the effects of repetitive motion injuries. But that’s not the case in industry and manufacturing, where the glovebox workforce is aging and workers report severe symptoms.

National Comp’s speaker proposal deadline has been extended through March 24. Submit a proposal today to be considered for our 2021 Conference program, presented this October in Las Vegas, Nev.

Many industry professionals fell into workers’ comp. It’s time the industry developed well-defined goals everyone can share.

A pilot program at a large beverage manufacturer drastically reduced the frequency of poor ergonomics decisions by employees.

A National Comp session explores how elevating the mission of workers’ comp can help the industry attract talent.