HR Insights
When OSHA Visits, Part 2: Managing The Aftermath
by: The HR TeamPublished on: 08/24/2026You're not in the clear after the OSHA inspector leaves. In fact, the steps you take next can dramatically impact how much you have to pay in penalties, and whether you get more visits from OSHA (or other agencies!) in the future.
When OSHA Visits, Part 1: They Show Up At Your Door
by: The HR TeamPublished on: 07/23/2026Here's what to expect when an OSHA inspector comes to your facility, and some tips on how to navigate and minimize the risk of citations.
3 Must-Haves for an OSHA-Compliant Safety Program
by: HR GuyPublished on: 08/06/2025To stay out of trouble with OSHA, it's not enough to have a safety manual and conduct a couple trainings. Here's the HR Guy scoop on what exactly you need to stay compliant and to keep your employees safe on the job.
The DOL Considers the Trades Construction. Here's What it Means to Your Business.
by: HR GuyPublished on: 03/06/2025As a residential service provider, you might not think you're in the construction industry, but the Department of Labor has its own definition... and regulations. If you're in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, garage doors, or roofing, here are some things you need to know.
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