Is it too late to say, “new year, new me”? Either way, when you try something new, it does have the effect of making you a “new person” because it provides you with experience and knowledge that you did not have previously. When it comes to your career, there are all kinds of benefits that… Read more »
In today’s complicated and collaborative work culture, a massive challenge for any company manager is trying to juggle personal and collective productivity. While it may not be explicitly laid out in a manager’s job duties, helping staff members manage their time efficiently is a major key for success. Thankfully, helping employees to work efficiently isn’t… Read more »
It is essential for company leaders to support safety in their workplace. Companies with a strong culture of safety have fewer on-the-job accidents and lower levels of absenteeism. If your company is looking to develop its safety culture, the following six steps can help you support a safer, healthier workplace. 1) Conduct a Baseline Analysis… Read more »
Even though New Year is technically just another turn of the calendar, it does have a way of inspiring people. For business leaders, the New Year is an opportunity to focus on objectives for the coming months, and hopefully inspire employees to work toward stated goals. Organizational objectives are crucial because they can help provide… Read more »
Attaining a desirable work-life equilibrium is a continuous work-in-progress and it’s a very challenging one as well. Work doesn’t stop at “quitting time” anymore. With the capacity to be connected 24/7 via smartphones and laptops, it’s easy to think an ideal work-life balance is impossible. Thankfully, it isn’t and the world-renowned Mayo Clinic has laid… Read more »
Millions of people work on hundreds of thousands of construction sites around the country every day. Given that scale, if every construction site were made just a little bit safer, it would prevent countless injuries and even save lives. Below are five safety tips that every construction site ought to adopt. 1) Protect Workers from… Read more »
Ever since ancient times, there has been a sizeable workforce looking to work on a day-by-day basis. Day laborers have traditionally been associated with construction, but they can also be found in many other types of work, including auto repair, hospitality and many of the skilled trades. While employing a full-time worker may be a… Read more »
Every company says safety is their top priority and most do a good job of providing a safe workplace for employees, but when employees have to do routine tasks every day, it can dull their awareness of on-the-job safety hazards or cause them to have a more relaxed approach toward safety. In this kind of… Read more »
Every company says safety is their top priority and most do a good job of providing a safe workplace for employees, but when employees have to do routine tasks every day, it can dull their awareness of on-the-job safety hazards or cause them to have a more relaxed approach toward safety. In this kind of… Read more »
In a construction setting, general laborers take care of a many different responsibilities that are physical in nature. These workers are expected to work alongside skilled trade workers to contribute to various construction projects while keeping a clean work area. They may be tasked with setting up construction equipment and machinery for others to use.… Read more »