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Being Smart about Sprains & Strains - 4 Key Recommendations to Keep Your Workforce Safer


from the State Compensation Insurance Fund

Strains and sprains account for a major portion of injuries suffered in the construction industry. These injuries are often caused by lifting, pushing, twisting, prolonged bending or overreaching and normally affect the back, shoulders, and arms. A sprain or strain can happen in a moment, but can take days or months to heal.  Strains and sprains can be costly both in lost time and money.

Help your employees avoid sprains and strains by following these four key recommendations:

New Law Discourages Independent Contractors & Sole Proprietorships


from Ted Schwartz, Safety Manager, WWW.HRIDEAS.COM


As of January 1, 2012, a new law will be on the books which will significantly affect employers from mis-classifying employees and independent contractors. As you read on, you will find the construction employers are being specifically targeted under this law.

What Does This Law Do? The Highlights

The new law:

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