OSHA Guidance: Optimize Ventilation to Reduce COVID-19
OSHA has released new COVID-19 guidance on ventilation in the workplace. Learn how to optimize your ventilation to reduce coronavirus spread.
How to Create a Successful Compliance Training Program
Learn why compliance is important, which government organizations mandate compliance training, how to develop engaging compliance training, and more.
Can Employers Require Flu Shots? Government Agencies Weigh In
As employers review their policies and ask themselves whether they can require vaccinations (for the flu or COVID-19) there are several points to consider.
States that Offer Workers Comp Reductions for Safety Programs
Your state might allow you to claim a discount on your workers’ comp expenses—but you need to have a good workplace safety program in place.
Manufacturing Safety Topics to Cover at Safety Meetings
What manufacturing safety topics should you cover to ensure workforce safety & compliance? Here are 11 options for your next manufacturing safety meeting.
COVID-19 Response in the US: How Does Your State Rank?
A new report from the NSC’s Safe Actions for Employee Returns (SAFER) task force shows which states succeeded and faltered in managing the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Credit Practices Rule at a Glance
Who, what, where, how, and why?
Let's answer some of your basic questions on the Fair Credit Practices Rule.
COVID-19 in the Workplace: 10 Safety, Health, and Compliance Strategies
Protect your employees and your organization from COVID-19 risks with these 10 practical strategies from KPA’s EHS and compliance experts.
Tips for Communicating Clearly When Wearing a COVID-19 Mask
It’s hard to communicate and build trust while wearing a COVID-19 prevention mask or face covering. Luckily, there are several ways to overcome this challenge.
COVID-19 in the Workplace Can Erode Customer and Employee Trust
Are you controlling your coronavirus risks? A positive COVID-19 case in your workforce can damage employee morale, productivity, your reputation, and much more.
