July Academy of Risk
Thanks for reading the July Academy of Risk. Did you know OSHA can show up and perform an inspection based on an anonymous complaint? Typically this would be from a disgruntled employee calling them and making up allegations. But by law, OSHA will come and do an in person audit. Here is a free toolkit to prepare for and manage OSHA inspections. Toolkit
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July Academy of Risk Articles:
More inspections, higher fines, and new tools to proactively inspect workplaces present minefields for even the most conscientious employers. Learn how to be prepared for an inspection…
Fingers and hands account for more than 23 percent of all injuries and they ranked second to back and neck injuries in terms of lost workdays. Here are seven ways to address common pitfalls…
Learn what some of the top OSH professionals think about mental health, training, and managing fall risks in the workplace…
In a technical bulletin, the DOL clarifies how to handle FMLA leave when a holiday falls during a week when an employee is taking less than a full workweek of leave…
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