Tag: Infographic
COVID-19 Training and Your Workforce: New Research Unlocks Important Insights
EHS
A recent survey shows nearly 25% of workers claim that their places of employment aren’t taking the necessary steps to address the virus. Dive into the data.
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When Should You Provide an Adverse Action Notice? (Infographic)
Dealers
If you’re an organization that processes credit applications, you need to know when it is your duty to provide an Adverse Action Notice. Here's the scoop.
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What to Do in the First 30 Minutes of a Worker Injury
EHS
Once a worker injury happens, the clock starts ticking, and every second counts. Do you know what to do in the first 30 minutes?
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Looking at Indirect Safety Costs: Don’t Sink Like the Titanic
EHS
When looking at incidents and injuries, it’s easy to go the way of the Titanic...considering only the direct costs that can impact your business. But like an iceberg, there’s a whole host of costs under the surface that can eat away at your bottom line too.
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The Hierarchy of Controls: What It Is and How to Use It
EHS
The hierarchy of controls is a fundamental part of workplace safety, recognized by OSHA, NIOSH, the NSC & others as a best practice for managing safety hazards.
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The Credit Practices Rule at a Glance
Dealers F&I Compliance
Who, what, where, how, and why?
Let's answer some of your basic questions on the Fair Credit Practices Rule.
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FCRA Compliance Best Practices: Quick Do’s and Don’ts
Dealers F&I Compliance
The Federal Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) promotes fairness and privacy for buyers when applying for credit. Here are some do's and don’ts to follow.
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4 Ways To Improve Your Accident Investigation Process
EHS
Are you well-prepared to respond to a workplace accident quickly, safely, and efficiently? Here are 4 ways to improve your accident investigation process.
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TILA Quick Facts: What You Need To Know About Truth In Lending
Dealers F&I Compliance
Ensuring you are in compliance with the Truth In Lending Act (or TILA) decreases the likelihood that your borrower will default on their loan.
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