Employee Safety

Read: Another Texas School Security Officer Fired for Leaving Gun in Campus Bathroom

Another Texas School Security Officer Fired for Leaving Gun in Campus Bathroom

An armed security officer who worked for Bryan ISD left their firearm and holster in an elementary school bathroom.

Read: Measles Forces Class Cancellation at Chicago School, Exposes 300 People at California Hospital

Measles Forces Class Cancellation at Chicago School, Exposes 300 People at California Hospital

The student with measles in Chicago has been hospitalized, and the Sacramento hospital is contacting 300 people who were possibly exposed.

Read: UPDATE: 7th Case of Measles Reported at Florida Elementary School

UPDATE: 7th Case of Measles Reported at Florida Elementary School

The measles outbreak at Manatee Bay Elementary led to the absence of 20% of the school’s students and six staff members on Tuesday.

Read: Solving Your Emergency Department’s Security Challenges

Solving Your Emergency Department’s Security Challenges

Following healthcare security industry guidelines, providing training and developing threat assessment teams are just some of the ways you can protect your hospital’s ED.

Read: Is Your Campus Addressing These Top 5 Lab Hazards?

Is Your Campus Addressing These Top 5 Lab Hazards?

If your institution has a lab, be sure to take appropriate precautions, such as wearing the right PPE.

Read: How Employers Can Improve Frontline Worker Mental Health

How Employers Can Improve Frontline Worker Mental Health

To maximize productivity and retention, employers must take a more holistic view of employees, especially injured workers, and recognize that health is more than physical well-being.

Read: Student Who Learned CPR at School Saves Child Who Fell Into Pool

Student Who Learned CPR at School Saves Child Who Fell Into Pool

The 15-year-old student learned CPR in her sports medicine class and was certified to perform the life-saving procedure.

Read: Jury Orders Monsanto to Pay Seattle School Employees $165 Million Over PCBs

Jury Orders Monsanto to Pay Seattle School Employees $165 Million Over PCBs

The employees claimed PCBs leaked from the school’s light fixtures that caused them cancer, brain injuries, and other issues.

Read: New Connecticut Hospital Association Patient Code of Conduct Addresses Workplace Violence

New Connecticut Hospital Association Patient Code of Conduct Addresses Workplace Violence

The new patient and family code of conduct prohibits violent behavior, threats, verbal abuse, sexual harassment, weapons, and more.

Read: Winter Weather Preparedness 101: Are You Ready?

Winter Weather Preparedness 101: Are You Ready?

Taking the following precautions will help you and your campus community stay safe during inclement winter weather.

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