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The Five Ws of Workplace Wellness
Answer these five questions for success in your workplace wellness program...
7 Steps to a Safer Workplace
The best safety programs are straightforward and easy-to-follow. By communicating your philosophy toward safety, involving your employees and setting clear boundaries, you will find that not only is your workplace safer, it is also more productive.
The Power in Defining Physical Job Requirements
Over my 35 year career in Occupational Health and Safety, I have worked in several different but related roles. I’ve been on the treatment side of healthcare, a safety and health director for a large manufacturing employer, and lastly, in MEMIC's lo...
Drug Use in the Workplace Impacts Safety
More job applicants and workers tested positive for drug use this year than last – the first time in more than a decade there has been a year-to-year increase in positive test results, according to the latest Quest Diagnostics report.
Holiday Stress Shouldn't Compromise Order Fulfillment Safety
A customer placing an order and the processing of that order is the true nature of business! It is getting very close to Halloween and we all know that Thanksgiving is next. For many businesses, this realization means the busiest time of the year i...
Workers' Compensation Fraud: A "Victimless Crime"?
Workers’ Compensation insurance fraud is a “victimless crime” so no one really gets hurt, right? Wrong!
Got Training? MEMIC's Workshops and Webinars
Employee training is an important part of your safety program no matter what your industry. MEMIC provides workshops and webinars covering a variety of subjects.
Safety Culture Improvement
The famous physicist, Steven Hawking, once said, “I have noticed even people who claim everything is predestined, and that we can do nothing to change it, look before they cross the road.” I’m sure that Mr. Hawking would agree that workplace injurie...
Safety Leadership: Talk the Talk, Walk the Walk
Take a moment to think about the people who have influenced you: Your parents, friends, or the sports teams that you follow. These are the people that you have looked to for leadership at one point or another in your life and as a result, their actio...
Safety is Hard Work
Workplace safety is often assumed to be someone else’s job, common sense, or just a matter of luck. In fact, it takes a lot of dedicated focus by all members of an organization in order to be successful.
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