The foundation of workplace safety rests on the  General Duty Clause of 1970  (Section 5, (1)(a)(1)), which mandates that every employer must provide a workplace  "free from recognized hazards"  that are likely to cause death or serious physical harm. This isn't just a guideline—it's the law. Knowing Your Risks: Office vs. Industry While the mandate is universal, the hazards vary dramatically by environment. At Allied Human Resources, for instance, our primary  office hazards  are threats...

A recent magnitude 8.8 earthquake off Russia's coast sent a tsunami across the Pacific, impacting coastal areas, including Guam. As the...

Housekeeping is an essential component of a workplace safety program, extending beyond just cleaning to include the elimination and...