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Green Practices in Healthcare Facilities

April 27th, 2025|

Sustainability has become increasingly important for healthcare facilities. Faced with regulatory requirements, cost-saving opportunities and growing public expectations for environmental responsibility, healthcare facilities are pursuing green initiatives that align with operational efficiency and risk management goals.

Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls on the Farm

March 31st, 2025|

Slips, trips and falls are some of the most commonly occurring accidents for agricultural workers. These serious and often preventable incidents can result in significant injuries or death. Workers should be aware of these helpful tips to reduce their risk of injuries from falls at work:

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Managing Volunteers: Liability and Safety Considerations

February 28th, 2025|

Volunteer Management is an essential component of many school communities, contributing to educational programs and student activities through dedicated volunteer support. Effective volunteer management goes beyond recruitment—it also involves addressing liability and safety concerns to protect both volunteers and the school environment. In successful volunteer management, thorough background checks and proactive supervision are critical.

Improving School Parking Lot Safety

February 26th, 2025|

School parking lots are one of the busiest and most high-risk areas on campus. With students, staff, parents, and buses all navigating the same space, the potential for accidents increases. Ensuring a well-organized, clearly marked, and secure parking lot is essential to protecting everyone on campus. By implementing smart safety measures, schools can minimize risks and create a safer environment for all.

Preparing for Freezes: Protecting Your School During Cold Weather

January 17th, 2025|

Preventing Frozen Pipes in Schools is essential to maintaining a safe and operational learning environment during cold weather. Frozen and burst pipes can cause costly damage, disrupt daily activities, and compromise the safety of students and staff. By taking proactive steps, schools can effectively mitigate these risks and ensure their facilities are prepared for freezing temperatures.

Supporting Employees During Mental Health Awareness Month and Beyond

April 3rd, 2024|

Employee mental health has become a workplace topic of increased focus and awareness in recent years. An employee’s mental health includes how they think, feel and act, and their emotional and social well-being. While mental health includes mental illness, these two concepts aren’t interchangeable. For example, an employee can go through a period of poor mental health but not necessarily have a diagnosable mental illness. Additionally, an employee’s mental health can change over time, depending on factors such as their workload, stress and work-life balance.

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Employers Expand Family Benefits Amid Reproductive Health Concerns

May 8th, 2025|

Recent surveys indicate heightened anxiety among many U.S. employees planning to conceive or adopt children. This follows the 2024 election results and ongoing legal developments regarding reproductive rights. Over half of respondents want their employers to publicly support continued access to comprehensive family planning services.

Companies Could Face Fines Over Retirement Plan Mismanagement

May 7th, 2025|

A recent analysis of government retirement plan filings suggests companies across the country could be falling short in properly managing their employees' 401(k) and 403(b) plans, exposing them to the possibility of regulatory fines and penalties.

Smart Summer Maintenance Strategies for School Facilities

May 4th, 2025|

As temperatures rise, summer facility maintenance becomes a top priority for school districts and campus managers. Taking proactive steps during the summer months protects infrastructure and ensures a safe, efficient environment for students and staff returning in the fall. Prioritizing summer facility maintenance helps ensure that HVAC systems, plumbing, roofing, and exterior structures are fully prepared for extreme weather and continued usage.

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