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The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) renewed its National Emphasis Program (NEP) for Heat Illness Prevention. It’s effective immediately as of April 10, 2026; there’s no grace period! OSHA regional and area offices are already authorized to conduct these targeted NEP inspections. The program runs for the next 5 years, expiring April 10,…

From a popular Reddit thread to the substantiated Mercatus Center’s “Snapshots of State Regulations” report, California is the most regulated state in the U.S., with 420,000 regulations and counting. (New York comes in second at 300,000, and Idaho is the least litigious with only 31,000 regulations on the books.) Reasons for California’s top regulatory ranking…

What does “Tax-Free Overtime” really mean? The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) created a tax credit with a limit of up to $12,500 for an individual and $25,000 for a married couple filing jointly for “qualified overtime pay.” Who is eligible for the OBBBA Tax-Credit? Only those employees who are both covered under the…

Every day, materials leave your dealership. Used absorbents. Sludge from floor drains. Sanding dust. Paint booth filters. Spent solvents. Aerosol cans.  They go into a drum, a tote, or a dumpster — and operations move on.  But here’s the uncomfortable question: Do you know, with documentation to prove it, whether any of that waste is…

What can you do to keep your shop safe when it comes to auto lift safety? Our consulting team has some suggestions.

What can you do to keep your shop safe when it comes to auto lift safety? Our consulting team has some suggestions.

Cyber threats target dealers. Learn the real cost of breaches, FTC requirements, and why incident response planning is essential for dealerships.

The direct and indirect costs of a workplace injury can have a huge impact on auto dealers’ bottom line. Let's look at how quickly those costs add up.