Spring Forward: Adjusting Workplace Safety with Daylight Saving Time

The change that comes with Daylight Savigns Time, while seemingly minor, can have profound effects on our work environment, particularly in the realm of safety.

Workplace Safety, Employee Well-BeingCole, Fisher, Cole, O'Keefe + MahoneyMarch 5, 2024daylight saving time, worker safety, employee well-being, safety training, technology, DST impact, adapting to DST, safety protocols, fatigue management, workplace productivityComentario

How to Reduce Repetitive Strain Injuries for Workers

Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSIs) are silent afflictions that creep into the lives of countless workers, often going unnoticed until they manifest as debilitating pain or discomfort.

Workers' Compensation for Hearing Loss: What Workers Need to Know

While workers' compensation exists to support those injured on the job, many remain unaware of its applicability to hearing loss.

Workers Compensation, Hearing LossCole, Fisher, Cole, O'Keefe + MahoneyOctober 10, 2023occupational hearing loss, workers compensation, hearing loss, auditory health, ear damage, ear protection, protective equipment, claims process, workplace noise, audiologist, workplace safety, prevention, safety protocolsComentario

Why New Employees Are More Likely to be Injured on the Job

New employees often face the greatest risk of injury on the job. According to workers' comp data by Occupational and Environmental Medicine (OEM), new hires are more likely to be injured than their fellow workers who have at least one year of experience on the job.

Workers Compensation, On-the-Job InjuriesCole, Fisher, Cole, O'Keefe + MahoneyJanuary 10, 2023workers comp, new employees, safety protocols, regulations, training, experience, high-risk industries, on-the-job injuries, workers comp specialists, workers rightsComentario

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