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On average, 2,000 eye-related injuries requiring medical treatment are reported by workers in the U.S. every day. Learn to protect your eyes in the workplace here. Read more

Preventing violence in the workplace starts with having a plan in place for when altercations happen. Learn how to stop workplace altercations before they start here. Read more

Whether you’re an HR manager looking to boost employee wellness, or a CEO looking for ways to give your team an edge, workplace wellness initiatives are a great place to start.  Read more

Dianne Henderson today, thanks in part to an athletic trainer brought on by GM, has no pain and no plans to call it quits. Learn how the work-fit team helped GM here. Read more

Since its creation in 1982, more businesses have chosen to implement guidelines in their sites every year. Learn the elements and guidelines to VPP’s here. Read more

Overuse injuries occur when tissues are damaged from repetitive motions over a long period of time. Learn causes, prevention, and rehabilitation techniques here. Read more

When you have an injury that isn’t severe, your doctor might tell you that you can still go to work but only under light-duty work restrictions. This can be confusing for some employees, especially if your job is physical.  Read more

Work-related injuries can occur in any field, even those that are considered to be low-hazard industries. Learn how to stay safe on these supposed low-hazard jobs here. Read more

Sprains and strains are among the most common work-related injuries, and don’t only occur in the manufacturing industry. Learn how to rehab & prevent them here. Read more

After using power tools that vibrate, workers may begin to lose sensation in their fingertips and symptoms can creep up into their hands and arms. Learn how to avoid HAVS here. Read more