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5 Reasons to Emphasize Safety in the Workplace(Post)

Regardless of your business's operations, you should focus on creating a safe workplace. Thousands of workers are injured each year. While some of these injuries are minor, others are not. Workers can

Drill Press Safety Tips(Post)

Do you work in an industry that uses a drill press on a regular basis? Featuring a motorized transmission with spur gearing these devices are used to create a consistent, powerful drive. Businesses of

Prolonged Sitting May Increase Risk of Liver Disease(Post)

How many hours per day do you spend sitting? According to the website JustStand.org, the average U.S. adult sits for approximately 7.7 hours each day. Whether you are eating, working, commuting, watch

Global Sleep Crisis is Serious Health Hazard, Says Researchers(Post)

How much sleep do you get in a typical night? According to a new study, sleep deprivation is a pressing threat to the health of millions of men and women throughout the world. Health experts have long

Study: Sitting in Traffic is Bad for Your Health(Post)

Wouldn't it be great if the roads were always clear, allowing you to reach your destination without all of the typical stop-and-go traffic? Well, unfortunately for most Americans this isn't the case.

Winter Storm Safety Tips(Post)

Winter storms are particularly dangerous given the cold temperatures, snow and ice associated with this season. Whether you live on the east coast, west coast or somewhere in between, you've probably

Poor Dieting Contributes to 1 in 5 Deaths(Post)

Diet plays an important role in our health and longevity. If you eat nutritious, well-balanced meals, you'll have a lower risk of disease and illness than someone who eats processed meals consisting m

OSHA Announces Increase in Workplace Fatalities(Post)

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has announced an increase in work-related fatalities for 2016.After analyzing the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Census of 2016 Fatal Occupat

OSHA Holds Hearing on Whistleblower Protection Rights(Post)

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently wrapped up its first hearing with the rail industry regarding its whistleblower protection program. According to OSHA, it received 424

Study: Air Pollution May Increase Risk of Heart Disease(Post)

If you're looking to protect your heart from disease, you're probably well aware of the importance of dieting and exercising. Eating a low-fat, balanced diet while exercising for at least 75 minutes e

5 Safety Tips to Follow When Using an Angle Grinder(Post)

Also known as a disc grinder, an angle grinder is a handheld power tool that's able to perform grinding and polishing operations. Angle grinders are typically powered by an electric mounted, which is

How to Increase Your Productivity When Working From Home(Post)

Do you work from home? You aren't alone. Research shows that over 40% of all employees now telecommute. Working from home offers several benefits. You'll typically have the freedom to set your own sch

An Introduction to Incidental Exercise and How It Works (Post)

How much time do you spend exercising in a typical week? Regular exercise is essential for good health. It will lower your risk of obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease and other adver

6 Common Types of Drill Bits(Post)

Choosing the right type of drill bit is important. Drills, of course, are used to create threaded holes in objects. Before driving a bolt or screw into an object, you may want to create a threaded hol

Everyday Tips to Being Productive(Post)

Social Media... Just Say NoThere's nothing wrong with logging into your Facebook account once in a while to update your status and stay in touch with friends, family, coworkers, etc. However, you sh

5 Simple Practices to Relieve Back Pain(Post)

Do you suffer from chronic back pain? According to the American Chiropractic Association (ACA), roughly 80% of the general population will experience back pain at some point during their lives. It's f

Is a Noisey Workplace Really That Bad?(Post)

What's the noise level like in your workplace? Some workplaces are relatively quiet. In a typical administrative office, for example, there's little to no noise, allowing employees to work in peace. I

New Study Reveals Way to Lower Vehicular-Related Fatalties(Post)

Statistics show over 1.25 million people from vehicular-related injury each year. To put that number into perspective, that translates into over 3,200 deaths per day. In an effort to curb these number

How to Stay Physically Active During Winter(Post)

How much time do you spend exercising in a typical week? The American Heart Association (AHA) currently recommends at least 75 minutes of high-intensity aerobic exercise or 150 minutes of low-intensit

Is Working From Home Bad for Your Mental Health?(Post)

Do you work from home? Well, you aren't alone. Over the past few decades, telecommuting has become increasingly common. Statistics show that over four in 10 Americans perform at least some of their wo