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Certified Payroll Reporting: What Contractors Need to Know for 2026
Contractors across New York State are facing a major compliance update in 2026—new certified payroll reporting rules are now in effect, and understanding them is essential to keep your projects moving.
Workers’ Compensation Made Simple: Essentials for HR & Managers
Special Programs Practice Leader, Chris Mason, helped break down the essentials workers' compensation, a critical aspect of workplace safety and employee protection, but it’s often misunderstood.
OSHA Renews NEP on Amputations in Manufacturing
OSHA has renewed its National Emphasis Program on amputations in manufacturing through 2030, expanding inspections and targeting high-risk industries to prevent injuries from unguarded machinery and unsafe energy control practices.
Heat Illness and Prevention
Heat-related illnesses are a serious occupational hazard, in response, OSHA has proposed a Heat Injury and Illness Prevention Program aimed at protecting workers in both indoor and outdoor environments.
Heat Stress is More Than Just Getting Hot
Any work or environment that raises body core temperature to 100.4 degrees or higher can potentially result in heat stress and even deadly illness. Learn how to stay safe in hot conditions.
Your Nonprofit might have hidden gaps in protection
Use this checklist to uncover the hidden risks in your nonprofit operations.
Be Prepared for an OSHA Safety Audit
Maintaining a safe workplace is the best way to pass an OSHA inspection, but good recordkeeping and efficient follow-up are gold star practices.
Protect Your Subcontracting Business From Big Claims
Subcontractors on a construction project face many risks, from serious injuries to property damage and costly delays. To avoid a big loss, make sure you’re adequately insured. Commercial general liability, workers’ compensation, inland marine and installation floater insurance are just some of the coverages you may need.
What is an NEP?
A National Emphasis Program (NEP) is a temporary specific hazard awareness program in which OSHA focuses their resources on.
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