With inflation on the rise, is your company looking to improve the benefits you offer but also decrease costs associated with your health plan? Included in nearly 75% of workplace…
As of March 29, FDA and CDC has approved a second booster for “Healthy Adults 50 and Over” if four months after 1st booster dose (around Dec 1st or earlier).…
While urine drug testing has been the industry standard for decades, oral saliva testing will soon become a new option as a federal drug testing method, likely in 2023. But…
They willl conduct noise monitoring, which includes sound level meter reading and full shift noise dosimetry. Effective February 15, 2022, OSHA is launching a Regional Emphasis Program (REP) on Noise…
To obtain your medical certificate, you will need to go through an FAA Medical Exam that covers a physical examination checking areas such as your eyesight, hearing, lung function and…
On Jan 4, 2022 the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) realeased a new letter of interpreataion (LOI) around Part 1904 that says injuries and illnesses that occur during an…
Unraveling the truck driver drug testing and driver shortage “problem”. With the rise of the CDL Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse database, we now have a much clearer picture of DOT…
Yesterday, the Supreme Court blocked OSHA’s large employer vaccine or testing rule that took affect Jan. 4th. OSHA said that it had the authority to act under an emergency temporary standard…
Philadelphia joins other cities that provide workplace protections for marijuana users, including Atlanta, New York City and Washington, D.C. who all have recently banned pre-employment marijuana screening for most jobs.…
While every Who down in Who-ville likes Christmas a lot, we know that COVID does not. There is a lot of news happening right now around Omicron that either sounds…
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