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Safety Reminder – Heat Kills

Heat illness includes heat cramps, fainting, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke. Workers have died or suffered serious health problems from these conditions. Heat illness can be prevented. Know the symptoms of heat illness. Watch for symptoms in yourself and coworkers. Read More…

National Safety Month Encourages Employee Wellness

Premier Staffing and The National Safety Council hopes your National Safety Month is off to a great start! Heading into Employee Wellness week, here is some helpful information you can share to get your employees engaged with safety.

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Final Week of National Safety Month 2013

National Safety Month is almost over, and we’d like to thank you for all the hard work and dedication to safety you have put in throughout the month of June! A special thanks also goes to Grainger, a Safety Champion sponsor of NSM. Read More…

December 1st, 2013 Training Requirements

New Safety Training Required by December 1

By Mel Davis, Cal/OSHA Adviser; CalChamber Labor Law Helpline

Employers should be aware of a regulatory change in California that will create a new training requirement.
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OSHA Releases Temporary Worker Record-Keeping Bulletin

OSHA Releases Temporary Worker Record-Keeping Bulletin Washington, DC (WorkersCompensation.com) – The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration today released a new educational resource that focuses on requirements for injury recording of temporary worker injuries and illnesses. The bulletin explains the requirements for both the Read More…

NATIONAL SAFETY MONTH 2014

Each June, the National Safety Council celebrates National Safety Month as a time to bring attention to key safety issues. As you plan your 2014 safety calendar, please join the Council and thousands of organizations across the country to reduce risk of the following safety issues: Read More…

Positive Drug Tests on the Rise

Sep 23 2014 Gail Cecchettini Whaley

The percentage of American workers testing positive for drugs has increased for the first time in more than a decade, driven by increases in marijuana and amphetamine use, according to an analysis by Quest Diagnostics. Read More…
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