HSA Pros and Cons
The health savings account (HSA) is a growing trend in health care, but is it right for you? An HSA is a cost-effective option for many individuals and families, but it is not the best choice for everyone.
Insurance Coverage Basics For Boatowners
You purchased a boat to provide years of personal enjoyment; ensure your pleasure by choosing the right insurance protection.
How Targeted Wellness Programs Can Reduce Workers’ Comp Claims
Employers pay a high price for workplace injuries. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), workers’ compensation costs U.S. employers nearly $1 billion per week, including indirect expenses like lost productivity, human resources support, replacement employee training, and reputational damage.
Solar Panel Installation Safety
Taking the initiative to use solar energy for your home will not only help the environment, but it can save you money, too.
Live Well, Work Well: Firework Safety
Fireworks are a staple of many Fourth of July and other celebrations, but remember to take precautions to ensure your specialevent is safe and accident-free.
Anxiety Now Top Employee Mental Health Issue
Anxiety has reached unprecedented levels among U.S. workers, according to new data, now topping the list as the number one mental health issue impacting the American workforce.
2024 Pay Raises: Employers Navigate Tight Job Market as Year Unfolds
Six months into 2024, U.S. employers are immersed in a delicate high-wire act as they finalize compensation budgets and pay raise plans.
June is National Safety Month
June is National Safety Month. This campaign, put together by the National Safety Council (NSC), highlights efforts to prevent injuries and deaths inside and outside the workplace. It also helps provide learning opportunities for employees, allows employers to share their safety pride and gives employees the opportunity to pledge that they will work safely.
Trenching and Excavating Safety
On average, two workers are killed every month in trench collapses. It is our responsibility to provide a safe workplace, free of recognized hazards that may cause serious injury or death. By instituting safe work practices and procedures while excavating and working in trenches, we can prevent needless worksite injuries.
Steps for Businesses to Create Safer Drivers
Company drivers are exposed to several risks on the road. In fact, according to a Bureau of Labor Statistics report, transportation incidents are the leading cause of work-related fatalities in the United States. Additionally, the most recent data from the Network of Employers for Traffic Safety found that U.S. traffic crashes cost employers over $72 billion annually, demonstrating that drivers can also create major liabilities for a company.