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ABC Golf Tournament Raises $375,000 for Military Family Scholarships

by Joanna Masterson | Aug 1, 2019
Business | Community | Culture | Total Human Health

Since 2017, ABC's golf tournament benefiting Folds of Honor has raised enough money to fund about 75 educational scholarships for the spouses and children of America's fallen and disabled service members.

State Elections Will Determine Success for Political Parties

by Ben Brubeck, Nick Steingart | Aug 1, 2019
Legal and Regulatory | Legislation | Total Human Health

Americans are already laser-focused on next year’s presidential election and a handful of competitive U.S. Senate and House of Representatives races that will influence the country’s direction at the end of a decade marked by incredibly divisive politics.

Contractors Turn to Tech to Help Reduce Jobsite Safety Risks

by Pete Schermerhorn | Jul 31, 2019
Jobsite Monitoring | Safety | Technology | Wellness

Construction companies are increasingly turning to digitalization to gain much-needed visibility on the jobsite to improve safety, reduce risk and operate more efficiently.

3D Printing Innovations Enhance Building Safety

by Mahmut Ekenel | Jul 29, 2019
Jobsite Monitoring | Robotics | Safety | Technology

The ability of 3D printing to accelerate construction time without requiring an increase in labor results in a fewer construction-related workplace injuries and a reduction in material waste.

2019 Market Update Profiles Construction Industry Liability Trends and Challenges

by Joseph Nawa | Jul 27, 2019
Insurance | Risk Management | Safety

A 2019 Market Update report predicts a stable commercial insurance market but foresees a rise in the frequency and severity of claims, especially within the hospitality, habitational, health care and energy sectors.

Sleeping (Off the Job) to Improve Performance and Mental Wellness

by Dennis Gillan | Jul 27, 2019
Safety | Wellness

Poor sleep is associated with increased risk for death by suicide, even after adjustment for depressive symptoms.

Making the Investment in Trench Jobsite Safety

by Joe Wise | Jul 22, 2019
OSHA | Safety

Trench work is dangerous, but installing a trench protective system, complying with OSHA trench safety standards and training workers will ensure employees live to work another day.

Effective Risk Control Programs: How Does Yours Stack Up?

Successful companies invest heavily in risk control programs, which focus on safety, human resources and claims management. Here's how to know if a company's program is on track.

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ABC Golf Tournament Raises $375,000 for Military Family Scholarships

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Contractors Turn to Tech to Help Reduce Jobsite Safety Risks

3D Printing Innovations Enhance Building Safety

2019 Market Update Profiles Construction Industry Liability Trends and Challenges

Sleeping (Off the Job) to Improve Performance and Mental Wellness

Making the Investment in Trench Jobsite Safety

Effective Risk Control Programs: How Does Yours Stack Up?

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