There is a potential for disaster occurring at work, knowing how prepared the company and your fellow employees are can be a life saver. Its better to have a plan of action than none at all. Danger and disaster can come in many forms; fire, natural disasters, loss of power, chemical spills or gas leaks, …
In today’s digital world, protecting personal information has become increasingly challenging. With just a few clicks, sensitive data can be obtained, stored, and potentially misused. Despite investing in antivirus and spyware software, many users find themselves victims of privacy breaches, even on websites that seem trustworthy. Here’s how to safeguard your personal information and stay …
Key takeaways: Japan places the highest value on a human life, spending $11,728,000 to save a single life through improvements in public safety. South Korea spent the least, at a measly $878,000.00 per life saved. Health insurance companies value life at $50,000 per year of quality life, a depressingly low number compared to what government …
The main responsibility for worker safety falls into the hands of the employer and the government agencies like OSHA who setup laws and regulations the employers must follow and enforce. The employers are required to put forth the effort and are responsible for employee training and education of safety procedures. Everyday job duties can become …
