Month: November 2020

Motor vehicle fatality rates continue to rise.  According to the National Safety Council (NSC), the nationwide fatality rate per miles driven increased 23.5% in May compared to the previous year. This marks the third consecutive month of increasing fatality rates, despite less miles driven due to the pandemic. In response to the preliminary estimates, and…

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The pandemic is impacting the workforce by increasing lone worker activity and requiring workers to take on new or expanded responsibilities. Employers can prepare their workers to meet these challenges by reviewing and updating new worker policies and programs. Employer policies for new workers typically include interviews, drug & alcohol testing, criminal background checks, driving record…

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