Workplace diversity fosters an engaging and more creative environment. Innovation thrives in diverse workplaces as every employee brings unique perspectives and experiences when taking on a project. Workplace diversity encompasses a range of cultures, genders, languages, education levels, religions, and more. It harnesses the minds of a group of people with different thought processes to […]
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According to recent research, serious, non-fatal workplace injuries cost companies around $50 billion in workers’ compensation annually. Overexertion, same-level falls, and strikes by falling objects or equipment are the top three most common workplace injuries, but even simple slips and trips can accrue significant medical expenses. These costs add up quickly, and employee health and […]
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Many homeowners may believe their home isn’t at risk of flooding if they don’t live near a large body of water. However, flooding is much more common across the entirety of the United States than many people realize. Between the years 1996 to 2019, 99% of all counties in the country experienced a flood. The […]
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Establishing an online presence is essential for all businesses to grow their brand and share their mission. Customers also expect legitimate companies to have websites and social media channels. However, business executives may not realize the full scope of their digital footprint or what their client base may read about them online. What Comprises a […]
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Several factors have driven the emerging technology trends in the concrete industry, such as ballooning construction costs, demands for higher efficiency, and environmental concerns. Those in the concrete business must embrace new technological advancements to survive in an increasingly competitive environment. Some of the latest concrete technology trends include: Sustainable Materials Sustainability is a growing […]
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The concept of telemedicine has existed since the inception of telecommunication technology. As technology improved, the healthcare sector began using telehealth to provide care to patients in rural areas. As the general public became more comfortable using computers and smart devices, the demand for telemedicine began to rise. COVID Healthcare Challenges The COVID-19 pandemic thrust […]
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Hurricanes often leave catastrophic damage in their wake, and many erroneously believe there is little they can do to protect their property against powerful storms. While hurricanes aren’t a preventable risk, homeowners can take precautions to limit the extent of the damage done to their homes. Board up windows. A broken window can lead to […]
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OSHA requires many businesses to maintain records of employees affected by serious work-related illnesses and injuries. Except for some low-risk industries, these regulations apply to most companies that employ more than ten people. Companies don’t need to report small injuries treated with basic first aid, but businesses need to make sure they fully understand what […]
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People give social media channels a shocking amount of information about themselves. Social channels require access to personal information before allowing individuals to take a viral quiz, play an in-app game, or create a profile. Aside from the demanded information access, people post a considerable amount of information freely. Individuals are also spending an increasing […]
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The difference between social media use during a crisis a decade ago compared to now is striking. In 2011, only 10% of people looked to social media for crisis information. That number had skyrocketed to nearly 70%, making social media a powerful tool for decision-makers before, during, and after a hurricane. Actionable Insights Monitoring social […]
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