The first supply of the COVID-19 vaccination started to be distributed across the country in mid-December. Healthcare personnel, front-line workers and nursing home residents received their vaccines in the ...
Read More Time and again, trials come down to documentation. A witness will usually testify as to the onset of symptoms, presentation for medical care, and the history and complaints described to nurses, physician's ...
Read More The process of understanding and completing OSHA’s work-related injuries and illness forms 300, 300A, and 301 can confuse even the most seasoned safety professional. Recent Safety Net posts discussed ...
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The Safeguarding Tomorrow through Ongoing Risk Mitigation (STORM) Act was signed into law on Jan. 1, providing a $200 million revolving loan fund through which the Federal Emergency ...
Read More Recently we sat down with a number of Coventry leaders and asked them what’s on their minds as we begin the new year. More than one joked about how 2020 seemed to never end and several were ...
Read More Last week I dropped the first five predictions; today we’ll finish up.
6. The workers’ comp insurance market will stay soft.
Here’s a few reasons why.
There’s ...
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It's not uncommon to hear stories about large corporations such as Citrix and Starwood Marriott falling victim to data breaches. However, small and medium-sized businesses are often prime ...
Read More Following the Food and Drug Administration’s emergency use authorization, two vaccines are now available for Americans. In this fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are the ...
Read More Safety professionals were the unsung heroes in 2020.
While medical professionals and first responders rightfully received public praise and support, safety professionals have toiled out of the ...
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