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My Story: Chris May

Chris May shares how she got into the EHS field.

100 Years of Safety+Health: Dedicated leaders

Safety+Health has been fortunate to have long-serving editors in its 100-year history.

Stressed out: Survey shows almost half of workers have cried at work

San Francisco — Work-related stress has driven nearly half of full-time employees in the United States to tears, results of a recent survey show.

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Bicyclist, pedestrian deaths at highest level since early 1990s: report

Washington — More pedestrian and bicyclist fatalities occurred in 2016 than in any other year over the past quarter century, and the rate of such deaths is growing rapidly, a recent report from the League of American Bicyclists shows.

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‘Reattaching’ to work before clocking in may improve engagement, health: study

Mannheim, Germany — Visualizing and planning for your workday may lead to better engagement and well-being, results of a recent study indicate.

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Safety Leadership: Workplace safety requires leaders invested in the long run

“Companies that fail in safety often are those that limit their strategy to ‘quick-fix’ approaches with no long-term vision of what they’re aiming to achieve,” says Guillermo Díaz of DEKRA Organizational Safety and Reliability, who poses five questions to safety leaders.

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Speaker Spotlight: Are you ‘10 feet tall and bulletproof’?

Safety+Health has invited the most highly rated presenters from the annual National Safety Council Congress & Expo to contribute to a new monthly column. This month, Jack Jackson, senior safety consultant at SafeStart, warns that complacency can “lead you down the path to destruction.”

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100 Years of Safety+Health: A visit to the library

Since Safety+Health’s launch as National Safety News in 1919, the publication has always had a special relationship with the National Safety Council Library.

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