Remote workers are here to stay. Now is the time for employers to review workers’ compensation programs to mitigate potential exposures.

Wearable tech can help prevent injuries by changing worker behavior, and can help focus attention, in real time, on workplace risks.

At the 2022 RIMS conference in San Francisco, LAUSD and Sedgwick shared the top workstation risks they’ve seen – and ways to solve them.

Employers have the opportunity to invest in occupational health resources as a means to combat the continued Great Resignation.

Now that the CDC recommendations say most Americans can remove their masks, what should employers do to keep workers safe?

The National Ergonomics Conference is the leading gathering of its kind for those thought leaders who want to help American workers do their jobs more safely and more productively.

These five exosuit and exoskeleton developments could lead to safer workplaces and better ergonomics in 2022.

Several drivers of costly workplace absences can be prevented with the right methods and programs in place.

A survey from the National Safety Council gives a comprehensive view of marijuana use in the workplace and the safety concerns it poses.

Over 480 workers’ compensation stakeholders share their key considerations for the industry as we move into 2022 and beyond.

As harvest season concludes, farmers should be aware of these fall and winter safety risks.

General Mills has gone above and beyond in advocating for its injured workers, earning the company a 2021 Teddy Award.

Employers need to prepare for a wave of new laws legalizing cannabis.

Technology, training and risk engineering services can enhance workplace safety in manufacturing. 

A myriad of state and local laws and abrupt shifts from one administration to the next are creating challenges for employers trying to stay on top of it all.

The transition back to the office has been challenging enough. Making sure employees are set up to avoid injury need not add to the complexity.

A host of issues faces employers that are trying to keep their workers safe and productive.  The National Ergo Conference and ErgoExpo convenes in Las Vegas this Nov. 2-4 with that focus top of mind.

The City of Philadelphia cut costs while doubling down on employee safety and investing in top-quality care for injured workers, earning its second Teddy Award in the process.

Contractor management platforms and remote training are two of the ways that technology is strengthening safety performance in the aerospace industry.

By doubling down on company culture, JetBlue reduced its total incurred loss by almost 60% in five years.