Many hazards can be encountered on a winter commute. Slippery roads, frosted windows, drivers who don’t properly clean off their vehicle, snow removal equipment among the most notable. The first three can be managed with some planning and preve...

"Every day I work with employers to show that safety and productivity are not opposing forces. In the end it takes much less time to do things right than it takes to explain why things went wrong. If you just depend on ‘common sense’ for ...

"Leadership is key to developing and sustaining a safe and healthy workplace. Without top management support and active participation, a true safety culture cannot exist. I believe that there are three pieces that must be managed in order to achieve ...

"Mechanized logging has become incredibly technical. As the pool of qualified workers continues to shrink, it becomes imperative that contractors retain their existing workforce. It is both morally and economically important that everyone leaves work...

 “Safety is my passion…I believe workers’ compensation will move beyond compliance by leveraging technology and data to improve employees’ total health and build sustainable safety cultures at organizations who value ris...

Given workers' compensation laws and benefits vary from state to state, you'll need to choose a state to continue. Note: Generally, the state where you were injured has jurisdiction. In the case of jurisdictional uncertainties, state authorities ult...

Now in 22nd year, cash awards help kin of injured workers afford higher education (PORTLAND, Maine) – Children or spouses of workers injured on the job may benefit from an annual MEMIC scholarship program now entering its 22nd year. The ME...