Some form of shift work, whether it be during the day or night, is performed by about 20% of the American workforce.
Most sleep experts have concluded that working at night isn’t biologically natural for the human body. The human body has evolved to...
A frequent question at the Job Accommodation Network is whether the ADA requires employers to provide accommodations for a disabled employee who has trouble getting to and from work because of his or her condition. A related question is whether it ma...
Your company may require employees to drive for work. What happens, though, if they’re injured in a vehicle accident? Workers’ Compensation may provide benefits and allow you to protect your employees and your company.
Define Work-Related Driving ...
Employment-related accidents behind the wheel are the leading cause of death from traumatic injuries in the workplace, killing some 2,200 people a year and accounting for 22% of job-related fatalities. Deaths and injuries from these accidents incr...
Risk management experts, safety experts, accountants, actuaries, and other professionals make the distinction between direct and indirect costs of accidents, lawsuits, and so forth. For example, the cost of turnover in the HR That Works Turnover Cost...