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... on, workplace laws about pregnancy accommodations and protection. These national conversations have re-energized the discussion about gender equal protection in the workplace. State-based laws have generally been termed a Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA) or similarly named acts. As of June 2016...

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... Initial Report of Injury or Absence Injury management can go wrong from the very first step. Each workplace injury has its own unique onset and method of being reported. Acute and severe injuries have urgency and typically present a clear and immediate indication that the injury is work-related. When...

... with the evolution of communication. While technology has contributed useful methods of delivering workplace safety data, new challenges arise in maintaining effective workplace communications specific to safety and health. New strategies to develop safety and health communications target optimizing communication...

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... employees maintain a healthy lifestyle. But what role does traditional workplace safety management play in protecting workers from unintentional injury and death, and how is that role changing in the modern world? Many safety systems aren't particularly efficient at protecting workers. Most corporate...

... Introduction Pro-action for addressing risks and reducing them to ALARP (as low as reasonably practical/possible) is what we as Safety Professionals constantly aim to achieve, so why is Workplace Violence so different? We typically gather facts, analyze the data, identify areas of need...

... of severe injuries sustained within the workplace. The most meaningful solution developed was a visual three-dimensional model relating two traditionally non-relatable spheres of safety: regulatory requirements and critical safety " to-do's" with the concept of workplace culture. The design is meaningful...

.... Nine organizations were interviewed about the development, implementation, and lessons learned of workplace wellbeing and safety initiatives. The five key takeaways from the research are: Pilot health and wellbeing programs with stakeholder input Craft good communication Experiment...

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... Introduction The author has over 20 years of experience working in the Workplace Wellness and Injury Prevention industry, creating innovative and effective services and products for many Fortune 500 organizations. She and her associates have proven success in driving employee engagement...

... Introduction Accurately communicating residual risks to workers, subcontractors and guests is a critical component of a management systems approach to improving workplace safety. As a safety professional, if your organization sets a high priority on safety, actively managing the communication...

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