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Safety Leadership: Safety analytics: Knowing your data

Gennifer Lyon from DEKRA Insight explains how “creating connections and gathering data from various organizational viewpoints creates an opportunity to develop a predictive model for preventing incidents.”
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The Campbell Institute: Global supply chain considerations for the ESH professional

Bryan Trotter from Microsoft asks, “Should the impact of a company safety program stop at the corporate “fence line,” or does a more holistic approach make sense and then become expected by shareholders and customers?”
All About You

All About You: Increase your value by improving your relationship skills

Veteran safety pro turned professional speaker Richard Hawk talks about why “two things will always increase your merit as a safety professional – how well you develop relationships and how much you contribute.”
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Editor’s Note: Feeling fatigued?

Editor Melissa J. Ruminski discusses worker wellness.
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DOL: Federal contractors must provide paid sick leave to their workers

Washington – Beginning in 2017, employers with federal government contracts must provide their workers with up to seven days of paid sick leave per year, according to a Department of Labor final rule published Sept. 29.
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Incident investigations

An incident investigation involves far more than filling out a form. Experts discuss how to conduct a thorough, detailed investigation that can help prevent similar occurrences.
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2016 Rising Stars of Safety: Taking safety to a new level

The National Safety Council recognizes safety professionals under 40 years old who are becoming tomorrow's safety leaders.
Workplace Solutions

TSCA reform: What does it mean for worker safety?

In June, President Barack Obama signed into law sweeping chemical safety reforms. The amended Toxic Substances Control Act now lists workers as an at-risk group. “That’s a big add,” one attorney told Safety+Health.

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DOL announces start date for federal contractor disclosure requirements

Beginning in late October, prospective federal contractors will be required to disclose previous labor-law violations. Not surprisingly, pro-industry supporters and worker advocates are divided over the regulation’s potential impact.
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Women in safety

Safety+Health spoke with five female safety professionals about challenges they’ve faced, obstacles they’ve overcome, and lessons they’ve learned.

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