Better Workforce Blog

What’s the best way to lower safety risks? Let’s walk through three reasons a mobile-first approach is your best bet.

Are you doing enough to avoid the most common OSHA citations for automotive dealerships and repair shops? Here’s what you need to look out for.

A Pennsylvania employer was ordered to pay $1.04 million to two former employees who were unlawfully terminated for participating in an OSHA inspection.

There are several federal rules taking effect this month and next. Find out what you need to know from the DOL, EEOC, and IRS.

OSHA requires employers to keep employees safe near electrical hazards. This includes the safe examination, installation, & use of electrical equipment.

There are hidden risks for construction companies that don’t take safety seriously. Do you understand the costs?

As a dealer, you need to know that a cash transaction of $10,000 and higher should be considered suspicious. The government certainly does. That's where Form 8300 Cash Reporting Rule comes into play.

Workplace safety: Where every employee—from the bottom to the top—contributes to be successful. Learn how mobile technology helps build your safety culture.

Personal protective equipment must remain in good, safe working condition. Knowing when to replace PPE helps you avoid injuries & fatalities.