When we think of the word “technology,” we usually think of how these innovative applications help businesses with efficiency. Perhaps we don’t think enough of how technology helps companies provide
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Any construction professional knows that the industry presents many health and safety risks. As contractors and business owners, it’s always important to take the right steps in order to ensure
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Whether there is a workplace injury, death, time missed from work, or a medical treatment was required beyond first aid, all of this information needs to be logged into a
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As of January 1, 2017, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has established a new rule that requires that employers submit their completed 2017 OSHA Form 300A electronically.
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According to the 2016 Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries (released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics), roofers have the fourth most dangerous job in America. For every 100,000 workers, there
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Construction professionals across the nation should be focused on reducing injury and death rates at their jobsites daily. However, during the month of June, which is National Safety Month, special
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Roofing is dangerous work. Typically, when you hear about construction jobsite accidents, falls top that list. Working at heights is not the only hazard that roofers face. June is National
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In this two-part article, we are offering practical tips to construction employers to ensure they are in compliance with the rules and regulations governed by the Division of Workers’ Compensation.
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As workers’ compensation defense attorneys in Florida, we know that regardless of your project or the type of work you are performing, workers’ compensation is always a relevant topic pertaining
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In this three-part article, we are focusing on the best practices contractors and construction companies can take to retain their most talented workers. As we have discussed, the recession that
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