Employers, High Desert Jobs, Workplace Safety
Workplace accidents and injuries remain one of the biggest costs a business can face, with an estimated price tag of $250 billion each year. These incidents have a human cost as well, as the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 5,190 deaths from workplace injuries in...
Employers, High Desert Jobs, Workplace Safety
Knowing how to streamline your training process will help your employees be successful and keep them around for the long haul. What you do in your new hires’ first days with the company is essential. In fact, a study by the Brandon Hall Group found that organizations...
Employers, Workplace Safety
Companies are increasingly relying on “contingent workers. This is term encompassing temporary employees, freelancers, independent contractors (ICs) and consultants. A report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office found contingent workers make up 40% of the...
Employers, Human Resources
Embracing Technology to Improve the Hiring Process A few years ago, we posted about some cutting-edge recruiting ideas which explained how technology can improve your recruiting efforts. But when you broaden your focus to the whole hiring cycle, you’ll find even more...
Employers, Workplace Safety
Call it what you like—a “close call,” “narrow escape,” or “near hit. A National Safety Council fact sheet refers to it as a “near-miss.” They define it as an “unplanned event that did not result in injury, illness or damage – but had the potential to do so.” The...
Employers, Workplace Morale
When you show employees you care, they are going to work harder, be happier and also be more loyal to your business. Here are eight fun ways to do that. Show Employees You Care with These Tips 1. Offer Flexible Scheduling Options When high-performing employees are...