Client Story: Profitability and Safety Go Hand-in-Hand at Kelly BMW
Frequent KPA Contributor and KPA Consultant, Gloriana Corman, helps Kelly stay committed not only to customer satisfaction, but also to the safety of their 65 employees.
Three Keys to a Cyber Security Initiative for your Workforce
To protect their most valuable data, companies must pay attention to their cybersecurity programs, communicate expectations,
and implement their strategies.
Most Popular Safety Articles from 2021
I’ve pulled together a short list of must-reads for you, based on what your peers are reading on the KPA blog. Stay up to speed on the latest safety topics.
Most Popular Dealer Articles in 2021
Here’s what your peers are reading on the KPA blog. Stay up to speed on the latest insights affecting dealers like you.
Your Greatest Cybersecurity Challenge May Be Your Employees
58% of businesses said the hardest part of implementing a cybersecurity strategy was getting employees to comply. Who poses the greatest threat to your org?
National Safety Month: Wrapping up a Month of Helpful Tools & Resources
Sadly, we’ve come to our last week of National Safety Month - let’s go out with a bang. Of course, it’ll be a bang that’s well contained, with fire extinguishers ready, and approved by OSHA.
Summer Safety Hazards: How to Stay Prepared
Summer isn’t all fun in the sun. Excessive heat, natural disasters, and other major safety concerns unique to this season often rear their ugly heads on our job sites.
National Safety Month: Week 3’s Tools to Help Your Team Feel Safe on the Job
We’re celebrating the third week of National Safety Month. This week we’re focusing on how vital it is to feel safe on the job.
Let’s Talk Psychological Safety: How to Improve Team Performance
Building a team that can talk about mistakes, near misses, or new ideas calls for a different kind of safety— where employees feel included, accepted, & safe.
Wildfire Smoke & Respiratory Protection: Steps for Keeping Your Workforce Safe
Wildfires and the smoke they produce are now unavoidable realities of modern life. OSHA requires you to reduce employees’ exposure to polluted air. Here are some steps to keep your workforce safe.
