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Psychological Safety After Injury 
Psychological Safety After Injury 

The Human Side of Alignment Article 5 of 8  An injured warehouse employee returns to modified duty after a back injury. During the first shift, a task causes renewed pain, but the employee hesitates to […]

  • Nov 13, 2026
  • Claire Muselman
Risk Assessment as Loss Prevention: 7 Mistakes That Quietly Drive Up Workers’ Comp Costs
Risk Assessment as Loss Prevention: 7 Mistakes That Quietly Drive Up Workers’ Comp Costs

A risk assessment can pass every audit and still cause an employer to pay more for workers' compensation three renewals from now.  The risk assessment document on file describes the job as someone wrote it […]

  • Oct 31, 2026
  • Saroar Hossain
Trick-or-Treat Comes to Work: Children, Visitors, and the Changing Risk Environment 
Trick-or-Treat Comes to Work: Children, Visitors, and the Changing Risk Environment 

Spooky Safe A workplace can look exactly the same while becoming a completely different risk environment. Bring-your-family events, office trick-or-treating, trunk-or-treat celebrations, pumpkin patches, and other Halloween activities introduce people who were never part of […]

  • Oct 28, 2026
  • Claire Muselman
Pumpkin Carving at Work: Why a Holiday Tradition Creates a Very Real Laceration Risk 
Pumpkin Carving at Work: Why a Holiday Tradition Creates a Very Real Laceration Risk 

Spooky Safe Pumpkin carving looks simple because the ingredients are familiar: a pumpkin, a knife, a table, and a design. Familiar objects can disguise an unfamiliar task. Most employees participating in a workplace carving contest […]

  • Oct 27, 2026
  • Claire Muselman
Dressed for Danger: What Halloween Costumes Do to Movement, Vision, and Workplace Safety 
Dressed for Danger: What Halloween Costumes Do to Movement, Vision, and Workplace Safety 

Spooky Safe A Halloween costume can change the physical conditions under which someone performs a familiar job. A mask narrows the available visual field. Different shoes change the relationship between the feet and the floor. […]

  • Oct 25, 2026
  • Claire Muselman
When the Workplace Changes Overnight: Decorations, Trip Hazards, and Environmental Risk 
When the Workplace Changes Overnight: Decorations, Trip Hazards, and Environmental Risk 

Spooky Safe Halloween decorations can transform a workplace in a matter of hours. Extension cords cross floors that were clear yesterday. Pumpkins appear beside entrances, displays narrow walking paths, artificial cobwebs extend into doorways, and […]

  • Oct 24, 2026
  • Claire Muselman
Halloween at Work: What Happens When We Intentionally Disrupt the Normal Environment? 
Halloween at Work: What Happens When We Intentionally Disrupt the Normal Environment? 

Spooky Safe Halloween creates an unusual workplace experiment. Organizations intentionally alter spaces that are normally designed around consistency. Decorations appear in walking paths and work areas. Lighting may change. Employees wear unfamiliar clothing, masks, shoes, […]

  • Oct 24, 2026
  • Claire Muselman
Returning to Work After Sexual Violence: When the Workplace is Part of the Injury 
Returning to Work After Sexual Violence: When the Workplace is Part of the Injury 

Safety at Work Returning an injured worker to work is usually framed around function. What can the person safely lift, carry, stand, reach, tolerate, or perform while recovery continues? Workplace sexual violence complicates that model […]

  • Oct 23, 2026
  • Claire Muselman
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