How to be a Better Leader, Fall Prevention and Safety Leadership Conference 2023: What You're Reading in January
The past week or so has finally felt like winter for me. There’s snow on the ground, soup is on the stove and a quietness has settled in. It seems that Mother Nature is telling me to hush and rest. I need to make more of an effort to do so.
I was gifted a 5-year daily journal. I must say that it has added a surprising element of structure to my day. I’m starting to understand why so many mindfulness coaches and experts recommend a gratitude practice. It’s easy to get caught up in the day to day without celebrating or reflecting on the day’s accomplishments. I have two days to catch up on; it’s still a habit I’m building and also I’ve been too tired to be coherent at the end of the night.
January is finally (or already, depending on your perspective) coming to a close. With that in mind, I checked our web traffic to see what you all were enjoying. Maybe you find something you meant to read, something you missed and something that gives you pause.
I suggest that after reading you spend some time journaling or reflecting on how to make this the best year yet. It’s still January, so embrace the new year, new optimism, new possibility while you still can.
Until next time, be safe, be well and stay warm!
Regulatory Update: OSHA Cites Three Amazon Warehouse Facilities
The multi-state investigation is OSHA's largest enforcement effort on ergonomics.
Read the article here.
Become a Better Safety Leader in 2023
An EHS Today-hosted webinar sponsored by AlertMedia.
Watch the webinar recording here.
What’s One Thing OSHA Should do Less of?
You had some ideas for what OSHA should be doing instead.
View the answers here.
What Should OSHA do More of?
Readers share some ideas for what they want OSHA to do to improve workplace safety.
View the answers here.
The 12 Most Dangerous Companies of 2022
National COSH is back with an all-new list of companies for its annual compilation of the Dirty Dozen.
View the list here.
What ASSP Leaders Think OSHA Needs to do
"Standards have no impact on where employee injuries are occurring," says ASSP President Christine Sullivan. So OSHA should look at how it makes standards.
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Regulatory Update: New Law Ends Sexual Harassment NDAs
Employers with these contract terms should take steps to end them.
Read the article here.
Safety Leadership Conference 2023 Comes to Orlando and Partners with VPPPA
SLC 2023 will be held September 18-20 in Orlando, FL, and will be co-located with VPPPA's Safety+ Symposium.
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OSHA to Follow White House’s Lead in 2023
The Biden administration will fight to advance federal agency agendas, despite Republican opposition.
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Why Training is Still one of the Best Ways to Prevent Falls
Many organizations are not doing enough to address fall hazards, and their employees are paying the price.
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Furthering the ESG Conversation
Now that you have an environmental, social and governance (ESG) program, it’s important to understand the concepts of materiality and double materiality—and why they matter.
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