Industry Insights

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Securing the Future of Occupational Health: Cybersecurity + AI in Workforce Wellness

In an era when data is a core asset, occupational health management platforms bridge HR, clinical care, compliance, and employee wellness. This tight coupling of sensitive personal health data, behavioral insights, and AI-driven analytics also makes them a high-value target

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The Indiana Manufacturer’s Guide to Workforce Health Compliance: Drug Testing, Safety, and Workforce Readiness

Manufacturing in Indiana is the backbone of the state’s economy – but it also comes with some of the toughest compliance challenges. Between OSHA requirements, DOT regulations, and the growing need for workforce health programs, leaders are under pressure to

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Compliance Isn’t Paperwork. It’s Performance: Why HR and Operations Should Care Right Now

Compliance used to be a back-office task – a checklist item to keep things legal. But today, it’s a frontline issue that affects your people, your budget, and your reputation. In fact, regulatory missteps aren’t just about fines anymore. Delayed

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2026 Occupational Health Compliance Timeline and Checklist

As employers prepare for 2026, the occupational health compliance landscape is entering a period of significant transition. OSHA is advancing updates to long-standing standards, including phased changes to the Hazard Communication Standard, potential adjustments to respiratory protection requirements, and new

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Top 5 Occupational Health Compliance Mistakes HR Teams Still Make in 2025

Staying compliant should not feel like a second job. Yet many teams still stumble on the same avoidable pitfalls: late or incomplete OSHA records, inconsistent drug screening steps, missing respirator program basics, fuzzy rules on medical information, and fragmented vaccine

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Beyond Compliance: How Prioritizing Employee Well-Being Builds Stronger Workforces

Every HR leader knows the drill: drug screenings, physicals, fit-for-duty exams, and OSHA checklists. These measures are essential, but they are just the floor, not the ceiling. Regulations keep employees safe, but they do not necessarily help them thrive. Here

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The Hidden Mental Health Costs of Workplace Injuries: What Employers Overlook

When an employee gets hurt on the job, the first priority is obvious: physical recovery. A broken wrist, a sprained back, or a chemical exposure comes with medical appointments, treatment plans, and return-to-work timelines. Employers focus on these physical markers

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The ROI of Second Chances: Unlocking Hidden Workforce Solutions

Talent shortages and rising hiring costs are squeezing employers across sectors. At the same time, a large “hidden workforce” of justice-impacted candidates remains underutilized. Fair-chance hiring programs tap this pool while delivering measurable returns: stronger retention, lower cost-to-hire over time,

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What Changed in 2025: A Quick Guide to OSHA & DOT Compliance for HR

New year, new rules. 2025 brings a few “must-notice” changes (and carry-overs) that affect reporting, inspections, PPE fit, and transportation testing. This guide highlights what’s new, what’s pending, and the exact next steps HR teams should take now. OSHA: What’s

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From Onboarding to Ongoing: Building a Health Compliance Journey for Employees

For many HR teams, compliance feels like a box to check during onboarding: complete the physical exam, run the drug screen, and file the paperwork. Done, right? Not exactly. True compliance is more than a one-time hurdle – it’s an