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Worker Safety: Page 29
Training/Onboarding
Train and Retain: Strengthening Culture through Injury Prevention
StrongArm Technologies
Workplace safety is an expensive problem.
Trucking
FMCSA Requests Study of Harassment Within Trucking Industry
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)
The FMCSA will conduct a study to gather information on the harassment and assaults against minority and female truck drivers.
Automation
Technology, Innovation Drive Warehouse Safety
Warehouses and distribution centers need a two-pronged approach to safety focusing on corporate culture as well as systems and training.
Expert Columns
The Case for the Young Driver
CPC Logistics
If we implemented stringent qualification and training criteria, to include an apprenticeship requiring months of ride-along practice parameters with experienced drivers, much of this risk can be minimized.
Risk/Compliance
Fashion Supply Chain Still Has High Risks of Child Labor
Verisk Analytics Inc.
The report found that China, India, Bangladesh, Vietnam and Cambodia have had little to no improvements in child labor risk since 2016.
Retention
How a Strong Partnership with Safety Protects Your Workforce, Reputation and Bottom Line
Veriforce
It takes just five steps to create a solid safety culture and manage safety risk associated with vendors.
Transportation
How to Create a Driving Safety Culture in Your Workplace
The requirements for creating and maintaining a culture of safety vary significantly from one industry to the next.
Risk/Compliance
National COSH Announces "Dirty Dozen" Employers
The National Council for Occupational Safety and Health released its list of employers who put their workers at risk the most, including Amazon and Lowe's.
Transportation
Los Angeles Sues Three Port Trucking Companies over ‘Exploitation’ of Workers
The city of Los Angeles filed three lawsuits against some of the busiest port trucking companies in the country Monday, demanding they stop systematically exploiting their workers in the wake of reports by the USA Today Network.
Warehousing
L.A. and Long Beach Port Truck Drivers, Warehouse Workers Plan to Strike Monday
Port of Los Angeles
Drivers and warehouse workers will picket XPO Logistics terminals Monday, and spread their picket lines to Intermodal Bridge Transport and California Cartage Co. on Tuesday.
Videos
Virtual Reality: The Next Wave in Safety Training
The Raymond Corporation
Worker Safety
Samsung Changes Migrant Worker Guidelines
Samsung Electronics
Company terminates contract of a labor supply company in Malaysia following investigation that revealed alleged abuses of working conditions among contracted workers.
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