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| | 87% of companies are voluntarily reporting, with a growing number including Scope 3 data. |
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| | Sponsored | | Offering the highest independently tested NRR in reusable earplugs, Tri-Grip® is the preferred earplug for employers. Its patented, three-sided stem provides easy insertion and removal; a rigid stem design also allows for a natural fit without requiring harmful pushing or pressure. Soft, curved flanges conform naturally to the ear for long term comfort. Featuring a third-party-verified 27 NRR. |
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| | | | As safety agencies, including OSHA and EPA, are undergoing changes, what's your take on this? |
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| | Sponsored | | Join leading safety professionals at Safety Leadership Conference 2025, taking place October 20-22 in Phoenix, Arizona! Gain expert insights, participate in impactful sessions, and expand your network with industry peers. Register by May 5, 2025, to save $300 on your conference pass—don’t miss this super early bird offer! |
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| | | | The National Council for Occupational Safety and Health (National COSH) has released its annual Dirty Dozen report. |
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| | Sponsored | | 66% of facility leaders cite contractor compliance as a top challenge. Join FacilityOS's CRO, Jeff Gladwish, as he uncovers new insights on what’s breaking down—and how high-performing teams are fixing compliance, onboarding, and site access issues. |
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| | Union says inadequate workplace safety laws resulted in 5,283 deaths in 2023, and current policies won't fix that. |
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