If you are a business owner in Tennessee, we have some good news. The TN Department of Commerce and Insurance recently announced that Tennessee workers’ compensation rates in 2023 will decrease for most businesses. How Much Will Your Rates Decrease? In mid-December 2022, The TDCI approved a 10.2% loss cost decrease for workers’ compensation insurance. …
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43% of cyberattacks are against organizations with fewer than 250 employees. Regardless of the size of your business, it is vital to protect your business against cyber attacks and data breaches. Here are three important steps you can take to outsmart hackers and secure your company data. 1. Backup Your Company Data Make sure you …
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Insurance can’t cover everything. Any insurance policy you get is going to have limitations. If something happened to your business, would you be able to get up and running as quickly as possible? A small business disaster recovery plan is a must for every small business owner. Elements of a Disaster Recovery Plan Here are …
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During the summer months, it can regularly get above 90 degrees in Johnson City. This can pose a significant risk for Johnson City construction workers. If you are a construction worker or employer, you need to make sure you are taking proper precautions to protect yourself and your employees against heat-related illnesses. As summer approaches …
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You know that feeling when you’ve “had it up to here”? Of course you do; everyone does, whether you’re an owner or employee. Stress has become a major factor in workplace sickness during the past couple of decades. Further, with the pace of doing business accelerating almost by the day, I imagine the issue will …
Winter is fast approaching, and with it comes increased driving risks for your employees. In fact, according to the Federal Highway Administration, approximately 76,000 people are injured in traffic accidents during snowfall each year. These accidents occur for a variety of reasons but are commonly caused by snowy or icy road conditions. To reduce accident …
September is National Preparedness Month, which encourages individuals and businesses alike to prepare for emergency situations, disasters and health risks that could occur in their everyday environments. Emergencies and disasters can happen when they are least expected. Therefore, it is crucial for employees to be prepared for a variety of workplace emergencies (e.g., fires, chemical …
As summer temperatures rise, your body’s water and electrolyte balances can get thrown off by dehydration while you work. This condition occurs when the body uses or loses more fluids than it takes in. It’s important to take steps to avoid dehydration while at work. This month’s Safety Focused newsletter provides guidance for staying hydrated …
Given the seriousness of workplace hazards (e.g., machine guarding and electrical hazards) and the potential for injury, there’s no doubt how vital safety is on the manufacturing floor. Still, many businesses don’t realize just how costly one workplace injury can be. When all is said and done, injuries can cost business owners hundreds of thousands …
Job site theft has become a rising concern for construction employers across the country—resulting in the loss of valuable equipment and materials. In fact, the latest research revealed that such theft currently accounts for an estimated $1 billion in annual costs throughout the construction sector. Yet, there are several measures that construction employers like you …
It is important to protect your eyes from sun damage when working outdoors in the hot summer sun. After all, any amount of time in the sun can expose you to a variety of eye complications, such as cataracts and cancer. What’s more, sunlight reflecting off of sand or water can further elevate your exposures …
No employer wants to see their employees get injured or experience illness. After all, employees who take off of work due to an injury or illness are often less likely to return. And while the ultimate goal is for such employees to be able to resume their job duties safely—and as soon as possible—sometimes, recovery …
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As summertime approaches, it’s important to ensure your employees will be properly protected at the construction site. After all, summer is often the hottest season of the year, typically accompanied by surging temperatures and increased humidity levels. Such weather conditions can greatly increase the risk of your employees experiencing numerous complications on the job—especially heat-related …
Working on a computer all day can be taxing on your hands and wrists, increasing your risk of developing chronic stress injuries like carpal tunnel. Whether you are working from home or from the office, employers and employees should take steps to avoid carpal tunnel and other injuries. This month’s Safety Focused newsletter outlines tips …
Those whose occupations require them to regularly work outside in winter months are at a heightened risk of getting hypothermia. If you are a construction worker, police officer, or anyone else who works outside, it is important to know the signs of and how to treat hypothermia. This month’s Safety Focused newsletter offers guidance about …
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