The ROI of EHS: Key Takeaways from the 2019 State of the Industry Survey
State of the Industry: EHS Program Trends explores environment, health, & safety programs through the lens of bottom-line organizational impact—the ROI of EHS.
How Employers Can Manage Coronavirus Anxiety and Safety
In the face of a pandemic, coronavirus anxiety has steadily increased in the U.S. We have safety and human resources (HR) guidance to help employers manage the anxiety and risk at work.
March 2020: California Releases Coronavirus Guidance And More
Every month we break down California's regulatory changes. This month California released coronavirus guidance in addition to employer security screenings.
Dealerships Win Big in Military Lending Act Victory
Last week, the US Department of Defense announced it would withdraw Q&A 2 from its December 2017 Interpretive Rule about the Military Lending Act (MLA).
Exploring Vera Suite: KPA’s Powerful New EHS & Workforce Compliance Platform
Vera Suite is an all-in-one EHS and workforce compliance software platform—the most advanced solution on the market. Learn all about KPA’s new software
12 of the Best EHS Blogs to Follow
Looking for reading recommendations? Here are 12 EHS blogs, sites, and news sources every environmental safety & health professional should be reading in 2020.
Preparing Your Company for Coronavirus Might Mean Embracing Remote Work
Ahead of a potential global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, now’s the time to plan ahead and take “an opportunity to reimagine work” with remote systems.
Pop Quiz: Is That a Performance Issue or a Conduct Issue?
Not all employee mistakes are equal. Do you know the difference between a performance issue and a conduct issue? Find out by taking this Pop Quiz.
How to Steal a Car in 2020
Car thieves are waltzing into F&I offices, presenting bogus ID and loan documents, and defrauding dealers before any employee has a chance to catch on.
Best Practices for Aerosol Can Disposal Under the EPA’s Universal Wastes Rule
Aerosol cans? More like aerosol can’ts—as in you can’t simply throw them away, you can’t ignore them, and you can’t afford to let them become sources of safety and compliance risk.
