11 Easy Holiday Shopping Tips for Online Safety
Holiday shopping season is here! It brings amazing deals—but unfortunately, also a spike in online scams. Before diving into the sales, check out these 11 essential tips to stay safe online! From spotting fake websites to avoiding phishing emails and securing your payments, this guide has everything you need to shop smart and keep cybercriminals out of your holiday fun. Learn how to use multi-factor authentication, set up purchase alerts, and why it’s best to avoid public Wi-Fi for shopping. Don’t let
Health Plan Benefits Year-End Reminders
As we head into the final months of the year, it is a suitable time to review what actions you may want to consider taking, if any, to maximize the benefits you chose since last open enrollment entirely. Many health insurance plans operate on a calendar year basis, meaning any unused benefits may not roll over into the new year. If you are considering a different plan for the next year, even more reason to look over the points below. Here are a few key reminders to help you make the most of your
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Stay Scam-Free This Holiday Season!
Stay Scam-Free This Holiday Season! The holidays are prime time for cybercriminals looking to exploit the festive rush and target unsuspecting shoppers. With more people online hunting for deals and special offers, scammers ramp up their phishing attacks, hoping to catch you off guard with fraudulent emails, fake websites, and deceptive ads. Don’t let cybercriminals steal the joy out of your celebrations—arm yourself with essential tips to spot phishing scams before they become a holiday
Exposed in the National Public Data Breach? Act Now to Secure Your Data
The recent National Public Data Breach has put millions of individuals in danger of fraud and identity theft. Are you curious if you’re affected? Do you want to know the immediate steps to secure your information? In this post, we unpack the breach and what it might mean for you. We provide actionable tips to protect your personal data. Click to read more: Exposed in the National Public Data Breach? Act Now to Secure Your Data
Safety & Training Short: Kitchen Safety - Knives
When handling knives, box cutters, or machines and tools with blades, take care to protect yourself from cuts. Cuts from knives may occur as a result of improper handling, improper storage, or the accidental dropping of knives. To prevent injury, apply the following approaches.Planning:Assess tasks to identify the potential hazards and appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).Require employees to use appropriate controls and hand protection when exposed to hazards such as cuts and lacerations.Review
Cyber Safety Tips for Your Business
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month! There’s no better time to strengthen your defenses. With cybersecurity incidents on the rise, businesses of all sizes are facing increasingly sophisticated threats. We’ve compiled a few actionable tips to help you protect your business from phishing, ransomware, and other cyber attacks. These practical strategies can help you stay ahead of the threats and safeguard your company’s future. Ready to boost your security? Click the link below to explore how you can start
Safety & Training Short: Job Safety Analysis
The Job Safety Analysis (JSA) Process JSAs are designed to enhance workers’ awareness of and adherence to safety controls. The goal is zero incidents. Obtaining that goal greatly helps the worker and the organization. JSAs outline, for each position, the various hazards of the job and the needed controls and behaviors that will keep incidents from occurring. Use JSAs to teach workers about their jobs and about the importance of safety on the job. JSA implementation: JSAs must be implemented in a
Cal/OSHA Bolsters Staff to Investigate the Most Egregious Violations, Referring them for Criminal Prosecution
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Cal/OSHA is strengthening its efforts to increase workplace safety by ramping up recruitment and hiring more investigator staff for its Bureau of Investigations. This important unit is responsible for investigations related to the most serious workplace injuries, including death and makes recommendations for criminal prosecutions. Oakland—Today the Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) and its Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) announced that it has increased
CSLB Reminds Licensees of New Laws Beginning January 1, 2024
Sacramento, CA – Heading into 2024, the Contractors State License Board wants to remind licensees of new laws taking effect in the new year.SB 630 (Dodd) This bill requires CSLB licensees and applicants to provide an email address, if available, when they obtain and renew licenses. The email addresses are not subject to disclosure under the California Public Records Act. This bill also authorizes the Registrar to automatically reimpose license revocation when probationary conditions placed on a license are
Safety & Training Short - Winter Driving
Objective: To assure that employees are prepared for driving in winter conditions. A little extra preparation is needed to assure driver safety during winter months or other inclement weather conditions.Poor driving conditions is one of the biggest winter safety concerns. Due to shorter days, drivers are required to spend more time driving in the dark, and inclement weather can create slick roads and low visibility conditions.Click here to download the complete training short in EnglishClick here to