Musculoskeletal disorders are a leading cause of worker disability, lost productivity, and compensation costs. These are often the result of poor ergonomic practices. It's essential that every workplace addresses ergonomic issues at work and incorporates the proper ergonomic principles to protect its workers.

National Safety Month takes place each June as a way to help people discover how they can keep their environment, at work and at home, safe and free from danger.

Establishing a safety culture in the workplace is one of the strongest ways to ensure employees remain safe while performing their jobs.

Emergencies can happen at any time when on the job. It is critical that you know and follow your pre-arranged emergency action plan.

Incorporating ergonomic practices into the workplace results in fewer injuries, improved comfort, reduced errors and improved productivity.

Substance use negatively affects workforces and puts everyone in danger. One of the best ways to avoid this is to focus on prevention.