Workplace Safety

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5 Considerations After Extending a Conditional Job Offer [Infographic]

Thinking about these 5 considerations for after a conditional job offer can help the hiring process.

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6 Behavioral Interviewing Tips [Infographic]

Behavioral interviewing may help you better understand how a candidate performs in real life situations.

6 Evolving Risks Impacting Workplace Injuries

Review these 6 evolving workplace risks to identify ways to help keep your employees safe at work and recover quickly if an injury does occur.

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An Engaged Workforce Can Improve Safety [Infographic]

Learn the 5 key elements of a strong safety improvement process with this workplace safety infographic.

Best Practices for Developing a Fire Safety Plan

Creating a workplace fire safety plan can help protect your workers and business.

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Cleaning and Disinfecting During and After a Pandemic

COVID-19 has businesses laser-focused on preventing the spread of disease in the workplace. Now is the time to understand the CDC’s latest guidelines, and to review and update policies for cleaning and disinfecting your facility, equipment and vehicles.

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Creating a Safety and Wellness Culture in Your Company

A process for employee engagement and support that focuses on safety and wellness can help with job retention and help promote wellness.

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Creating a Safety Culture in the Workplace

Creating a safety culture in the workplace can help keep employees safe and prevent workplace accidents.

Ergonomics for the Road Warrior

Laptop and tablet use is on the rise for modern workers, and with it comes a new set of ergonomic challenges.

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Ergonomics in the Mobile Office

Vehicle ergonomics are key to the health and safety of workers on the go. Learn about driving ergonomics to help prevent injuries.

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Ergonomics in the Modern Office

The modern office sees new ways for employees to be productive, like exercise balls and standing desks. The improper use of these devices can lead to discomfort and injuries.

Flu & Illness: Preparing Your Workplace

Flu and illness prevention in the workplace can help reduce the spread of illness between workers and lessen sick days.

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Guide to Ergonomics in the Workplace

Effective workplace ergonomics can help reduce employee injuries.

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Helping Employers Manage a Safer Workforce

Travelers Workforce Advantage^® can help businesses promote employee health and safety.

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Help Workers Stay Warm in Severe Cold Weather

Learning how to treat frostbite and hypothermia symptoms is vital if you spend time outside in the cold.

How Interactive Safety Tools Can Help Your Business Spot and Reduce Risks

Interactive tools are helping risk managers use their smart phones to replace paper checklists with electronic forms, so they can identify hazards in real-time and track safety trends over time.

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How New Employee Onboarding Can Promote Safety [Infographic]

Help promote safety by incorporating these practices into your onboarding process.

How to Adjust Your Desk Chair and Workstation

Sitting at a desk all day can put stress on your body. Learn how to create an ergonomic workstation setup to help prevent injury.

How to Attract Qualified Job Candidates

Attracting qualified job candidates can be a challenging but important task for companies of all sizes.

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How to Onboard and Train Employees into a Safety Culture

Continuous onboarding and training of employees can help overall retention. Create an employee onboarding and training plan.

How to Prepare Your Business this Holiday Season

Holidays can bring added risk to your business. Make sure your employees are prepared to keep your store safe and hazard-free.

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How Resilience Training Can Help Employees in a Post-COVID-19 Workplace

Creating a resilience training program can help your employees adapt to adversity, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, and other stressful events.

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Injury Management Strategy and Planning

Injury management can help get your workers back on their feet after an injury.

Is Distracted Walking on the Job a Hazard?

Distracted walking incidents have become more common in recent years. Here are some safety tips to create a distracted walking policy in your work place.

Ladder Safety Tips

Ladder safety should begin before even stepping foot on one.

Managing the Risks of Injury to First-Year Employees

First-year employees can be at greater risk of injuries on the job, but there are steps that employers can take to help keep them safe at work.

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Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls in the Workplace [Infographic]

Slips, trips and falls are a major cause of workplace injuries. Protect your business.

Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls in the Workplace [Infographic]

A business may be held liable for every step in the supply chain. Monitoring and regulating that chain can help prevent future liability claims.

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Protecting Against Slips, Trips and Falls During Winter

Winter weather brings new risks for slips, trips and falls in the workplace.

Recognizing Signs of Distress in Employees Post COVID-19

Managers and supervisors can recognize signs of distress in employees and provide resources to help them manage their stress in a post COVID-19 workplace.

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Safety and the Changing Nature of Work for Remote Employees

An increased number of remote workers brings new safety considerations for employers considering remote employment, but taking steps to protect them can help increase employee engagement and reduce the potential for costly workers compensation claims.