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Navigating OSHA’s Recent Updates: What Employers Need to Know
September 23, 2025 As businesses strive to maintain safe and compliant workplaces, staying informed about the latest updates from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is crucial. Recent changes, effective from 2024 through 2025, carry significant implications for employers across various industries. Below are key updates that employers should consider and their potential impact on business operations. Introduction to OSHA OSHA, a federal agency under the
Sep 22
Psych issues common in knee and shoulder injuries: study
September 22, 2025 Psychosocial factors such as fear of movement, poor coping skills, and low mood play a strong role in the recovery...
Sep 21
NCCI: Car crashes 70% more costly than average lost-time claim
September 22, 2025 Motor vehicle accidents account for about 5% of lost-time claims but 10% of their costs, according to an analysis by...
Sep 21
Water, rest and shade are good for kidney health too, worker study shows
September 19, 2025 Washington — Outdoor workers may lower their risk of developing kidney problems by regularly drinking water and...
Sep 18
Beware of imitators: NIOSH cautions about ‘misrepresented’ respirators
September 19, 2025 Washington — NIOSH has issued a warning about counterfeit or “misrepresented” respirators that may not provide adequate protection. A new fact sheet from the agency, which is responsible for the approval and testing of respirators, defines counterfeit respirators as products that try to copy an actual NIOSH-approved model. “Misrepresented” respirators, meanwhile, are falsely marketed and sold as NIOSH-approved respirators when they’re not. These respirator
Sep 18
Industrial accident near-miss reporting can miss the mark: Expert
September 18, 2025 DENVER — Tracking workplace accident “near misses” has long been considered an effective way for safety professionals...
Sep 17
OSHA wants to collaborate with businesses, acting leader says
September 16, 2025 DENVER — By providing opportunities to reduce fines, enhance training and improve communication with employers, the...
Sep 15
Lack of fall protection remains at the top of OSHA violations
September 16, 2025 DENVER — The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration on Tuesday announced the preliminary top 10 most...
Sep 15
Survey Reveals Knowledge Gaps About How Workers’ Compensation Works
September 15, 2025 Survey reveals widespread misconceptions about workers' compensation rights and protections. Nearly half of American...
Sep 14
Protective-gear shortfalls plague women across industries
September 15, 2025 DENVER — That a slip, trip and fall in an industrial setting could be the result of ill-fitting personal protective...
Sep 14
Heat Doesn’t Take a Holiday — Neither Should Safety Measures
September 15, 2025 In some parts of the country, folks are pulling sweaters out of the closet and ordering pumpkin lattes. But while we...
Sep 14
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