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Workplace Violence Training
In a recent report published by the Bureau of Justice Statistics, a total of 17,865 workers were victims of workplace homicides from 1992 to 2019. Workplace violence occurs in many different types of workplaces and incidents can stem from arguments with a co-worker to a situation with a customer or vendor. This month we released seven new courses on workplace violence. Six of the courses feature specific work environments and one course is more generic for any workplace setting. All these courses define workplace violence and address the warning signs, handling aggressive behavior, dealing with violent behavior, and creating a Workplace Violence Prevention Program. The new courses are:
For all workplace violence courses, click here.
Slips, Trips and Falls Training
According to the National Safety Council, in 2020, 211,640 workers were injured badly enough to require days off work, and 805 died due to the result of slips, trips and falls. These kinds of accidents can happen anywhere, however, they are preventable. This month we released seven new courses on slips, trips, and falls. Six of the courses feature specific work environments and one course is more generic for any workplace setting. All these courses explain the center of gravity and maintaining balance. They provide practical information on the hazards of slips, trips, and falls, walking surfaces, housekeeping, footwear, and how to fall properly. The courses include:
- Slips, Trips, And Falls
- Slips, Trips, And Falls In Construction Environments
- Slips, Trips, And Falls In Food Processing And Handling Environments
- Slips, Trips, And Falls In Healthcare Environments
- Slips, Trips, And Falls In Industrial Environments
- Slips, Trips, And Falls In Transportation And Warehousing Environments
- Slips, Trips, And Falls In Office Environments
To browse all courses related to falls and fall prevention, click here.
White Paper -How Training Helps Manage Teams Among the Great Resignation
During the global COVID-19 pandemic, workers' stress reached a tipping point, and the relationship between employers and employees has significantly shifted. When businesses find themselves in conditions that favor job candidates rather than employers, they tend to look for opportunities to save money. This often means cutting back on training, which is a mistake.
Our latest white paper explores how training is an especially valuable investment in times of high turnover, and how a successful employee development program boosts a company's success during trying times. Click here, to read the white paper.
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This Month's News:
Workplace Violence Training
Slips, Trips and Falls Training New White Paper
New Courses
Workplace Violence
Workplace Violence In Construction Environments
Workplace Violence In Food Processing And Handling Environments
Workplace Violence In Healthcare Environments
Workplace Violence In Industrial Environments
Workplace Violence In Office Environments
Workplace Violence In Transportation And Warehouse Environments
Slips, Trips, And Falls
Slips, Trips, And Falls In Construction Environments
Slips, Trips, And Falls In Food Processing And Handling Environments
Slips, Trips, And Falls In Healthcare Environments
Slips, Trips, And Falls In Industrial Environments
Slips, Trips, And Falls In Transportation And Warehousing Environments
Slips, Trips, And Falls In Office Environments
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