Standards will require employers to take stricter precautions against COVID-19.
California’s Division of Occupational Safety and Health will move forward with emergency statewide standards to address what worker advocates have been calling “an occupational health emergency,” according to the Los Angeles Times.
A seven-member board appointed by Gov. Gavin Newsom voted unanimously to begin creating …
Police in Canada charged a man with speeding and dangerous driving after he was found asleep at the wheel of his self-driving car as it travelled at 93 MPH down a highway.
Police in Canada charged a man with speeding and dangerous driving after he was found asleep at the wheel of his self-driving car …
For many organizations, risk communication strategies regarding COVID-19 have been ongoing for most of 2020. This is one of the basic tenets of risk communication 101 – start early.
Tyson Foods (2019 global sales of $42.4 billion; 121,000 employees; 300+ facilities in approximately 125 countries) formed its coronavirus task force in January, according to Gary …
“People have the time to investigate these brands and what they stand for.”
“A brand no longer needs to tell us what it stands for; a brand has to tell us what it’s doing.”
As bricks-and-mortar businesses slowly open under new COVID-19 safety guidelines, e-commerce popularity has increased. During this time, shoppers gained more freedom …
Healthcare facilities expect to deal with equipment and supply shortages throughout 2021, especially as flu season approaches. “There’s going to be lots of shortages we haven’t even thought about,” says one expert.
Shortages of personal protective equipment and medical supplies could persist for years without strategic government intervention, officials from healthcare and manufacturing industries have …
5G can help reduce air and water pollution, minimize water and food waste, and protect wildlife. But an increase in greenhouse gas emissions will be due in part to the fact that consumers will need to buy new 5G mobile phones in order to take full advantage of 5G.
COVID-19 has made one thing …
The early round of liability lawsuits filed against employers are focused on whether employers followed state and federal guidance for combatting the virus’ spread, such as the use of face masks and physical distancing. According to the experts, employers who failed to adhere to the guidance could potentially be found liable in court if their …
Under Assembly Bill 685, public or private employers would face fines up to $10,000 for failing to provide notifications of exposure within 24 hours. Failure to provide any of the notifications would be a misdemeanor.
A California bill supported by labor unions and opposed by business groups would force employers to quickly notify employees and …
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