22 Apr In Brief: Let’s Be Careful Out There

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Original post ubabenefits.com Corporate disaster plans used to be just weather-related, but in today’s world these plans should include acts of terrorism. Recently, as many of you know, a bomb exploded in the Brussels, Belgium, airport causing more than just death and destruction. It caused fear,...

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04 Feb Here are the top 10 most costly U.S. workplace injuries

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Workplace injuries and accidents are the near the top of every employer’s list of concerns. Here is the countdown of the top 10 causes and direct costs of the most disabling U.S. workplace injuries. ...

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14 Jul Take safety steps during most dangerous month for lightning strikes

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"We need to look at lightning safety proactively, not reactively," said Dr. Mary Ann Cooper, a physician and lightning researcher who directed the Lightning Injury Research Program at the University of Illinois at Chicago. "Avoiding situations where lightning can strike is key." Read more here...

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29 Apr Most Cyber Attacks Due to Trick Emails, Errors, Not Sophisticated Hacking

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When a cyber security breach hits the news, those most closely involved often have incentive to play up the sophistication of the attack. Read more here...

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13 Apr AASHTO Introduces Toward Zero Deaths Plan to Reduce Roadway Fatalities

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The American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) joined the National Strategy on Highway Safety Toward Zero Deaths (TZD) effort, a vision of eliminating fatalities on our nation's roadways. Read more here...

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25 Mar Anatomy of a Hack

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Once hackers set their sights on a target with access to sensitive company information, attacks may ensue from multiple directions – in the office, at home or on the move. Read more here...

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23 Feb Responding to Flooding When Snow and Ice Melt

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Originally posted January 15, 2015 by Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS). Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety – If temperatures begin to rise after severe winter weather, flooding due to snow and ice melting could result in widespread property damage. The Insurance Institute...

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05 Feb Don’t Miss the February 1st Deadline for Posting Your OSHA Injury/Illness Summary Form

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It’s that time of year to look back on your workplace illnesses and injuries for 2014, ensure that you have recorded the correct information in your OSHA logs, and post the information in your workplace starting February 1, 2015. Read more here...

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31 Dec Ice and snow aren’t letting up, so how safe is your parking lot?

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  Source: HR.BLR.com Parking lots can be dangerous places, especially this winter with so much ice and snow in so many places across the country. A nurse at an Illinois hospital was recently killed by a snowplow in the hospital parking lot. How can your company avoid...

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19 Dec Christmas Tree and Holiday Light Safety

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  Source: National Fire Protection Association Christmas tree fires In 2007-2011, U.S. fire departments responded to an estimated annual average of 230 home structure fires that began with Christmas trees. Home Christmas tree fires caused an average of six civilian deaths, 22 civilian injuries, and $18.3 million in...

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