COVID-19 Workers Compensation Presumption: New Jersey Senate Bill 2380
Senate Bill 2380, sponsored by New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney (D-3) and Assemblyman Thomas Giblin (D-34) was passed by both houses on Thursday July 30, 2020 and has been keep reading >
Humantech – Ergonomics Evaluation Tool
Background Manual material handling (MMH) type incidents impact 72% of Graham clients. In the last 5 years, MMH is the 2nd leading cause of incidents for Graham clients in terms keep reading >
From The Mat To The Boardroom: Wrestling Lessons For Business Success
When I look back at the experiences that have greatly shaped my life and my career, nothing has influenced the person and businessman I have become more than the sport keep reading >
Event Recap: Greater Washington Board of Trade Mid-Winter Dinner
What is the Greater Washington Board of Trade? Founded in 1899, in response to a Washington Post editorial calling for the establishment of a much-needed board of trade, the Greater keep reading >
Safety Zone: OSHA’s New Rule Impacting Crane Operations
Whether your company owns or rents cranes – or controls a construction project where cranes are operating – OSHA’s updated rule for crane operator training, certification and evaluation affects you. keep reading >
Ensuring Workforce Resiliency – Part 1
Many employees in today’s workforce are expected to operate in highly demanding environments and to show resilience against growing psychological burdens. Several occupations are experiencing high-consequence levels of distress and keep reading >
Ask The Expert: GrahamAlytics®
What is GrahamAlytics®? GrahamAlytics® is a unique proprietary business analytics system that totals a client’s loss information, from many sources into one snapshot. The system provides a picture and drills keep reading >
Reducing the Risk of Lawsuits in Health & Human Services
For health and human services organizations, the risk of a lawsuit – and the resulting damages – is not new. But the consequences can be especially devastating for agencies that keep reading >
What to Do After a Construction Accident
Although most construction leaders and workers make job-site safety a top priority, approximately 150,000 construction-related accidents still occur each year, according to the Board of Labor Statistics. That’s more than keep reading >
Preventing Sexual Abuse or Misconduct in Health and Human Services Organizations
A quick scan of recent headlines – including the latest high-profile story about a nursing home that has been found 85 percent liable for the 2013 sexual assault of an keep reading >
