Office Safety

Gaithersburg, MD — A new artificial intelligence model is aimed at identifying – in real time – the safest evacuation routes for occupants in...

Linköping, Sweden — Workplace bullying is more likely to occur in open-plan office settings than in work environments in which employees have their own...

Chicago — “Your eyes show you the world. Take good care of them,” Prevent Blindness says in a video promoting Workplace Eye Wellness Month...

Loma Linda, CA — Water from commercial dispensers at workplaces could contain more bacteria than tap water if machines aren’t properly maintained, results of...

Remote work and hybrid setups, such as two days at home and three in the office, have become the norm for people who work at a desk.

Planning on decorating at work to celebrate the holidays?

Flooding, excess rainwater or damaged plumbing can result in your work facility taking in water. That can lead to mold growth.

Looking up and down on a consistent basis or for long periods of time can overload your muscles, and may lead to musculoskeletal disorders.

The need for safe practices extends to all areas of a workplace – including offices.

How can employers help employees who’re working remotely stay safe and healthy? We’ve got expert advice.