FMCSA Calls for Downgrade of CDL
A new ruling from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration will require states to downgrade licenses of drivers with drug and alcohol violations within 60 days.
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Tuberculosis Deaths On The Rise For First Time In A Decade
For the first time in over a decade, tuberculosis deaths are on the rise. Researchers are worried that the years of progress that had been made towards treating TB have been reversed during the pandemic.
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Medical Screenings vs Medical Surveillance - What's the Difference?
Medical screening and medical surveillance are terms which are often used interchangeably and are integral to your employees' occupational health program. Have you ever wondered what the difference is between these two services?
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Addressing Addiction in the Workplace
According to the American Society of Addiction Medicine, opioid abuse costs employers approximately $10 billion dollars. In honor of the recent International Overdose Awareness Day, we are discussing the cost of the opioid crisis and what you can do to help your employees.
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Preparing for Flu Season with Increasing COVID Cases
The end of August typically signals the start of flu vaccination season. With increasing numbers of COVID-19 infections and relaxing guidelines there is the potential for two serious viral outbreaks at once. What can you do to mitigate the risk and keep your employees healthy?
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