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Using ChatGPT and Other AI Tools in The Workplace

Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot ChatGPT has recently made waves for producing human-like text and communications from user inputs. Accessible to anyone with a computer and internet connection, ChatGPT produces usable written material on a wide range of topics and helps make decisions. These functions are leading many employers to consider ways to incorporate this technology…

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2024 HSA Limits

The IRS recently released 2024 inflation-adjusted amounts for Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and high deductible health plans (HDHPs) via Revenue Procedure 2023-23.

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Construction Industry Trends to Watch

The construction industry consists of companies that construct, maintain and repair buildings and other structures (e.g., roads, bridges and utility systems). This sector plays a vital role in the U.S. economy by keeping residential areas, commercial facilities and local infrastructure in good condition, thus supporting the safety and welfare of communities across the nation.

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Employing the Best Drivers

If you’re experiencing driver shortages, you may feel compelled to quickly fill an empty position to avoid undelivered cargo that’s costing you money; however, you may end up spending more money in the long run if you hire unfit drivers who are a risk to themselves, your company and the public.

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Active Shooter Incident Preparedness and Response Strategies

According to the FBI, the annual number of active shooter incidents doubled between 2017 (31 incidents) and 2021 (61 incidents), with three out of the five deadliest mass shootings taking place in the last decade. These incidents often result in serious damage and harm, even though FBI research found that the majority (70%) of mass…

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A Primer on Stop Loss Contracts

Minimizing financial exposure to catastrophic health care claims is a priority for employers with self-funded health plans, especially as these types of claims become more common due to rapid cost increases. Stop-loss insurance helps self-funded employers protect themselves from higher-than-anticipated health claim payouts by limiting their exposure to employee medical claims that exceed a predetermined…

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CVSA Announces 2023 International Roadcheck Focus

The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) recently announced that this year’s International Roadcheck is scheduled for May 16-18, 2023. The International Roadcheck is an annual, three-day enforcement initiative that emphasizes the importance of commercial motor vehicle and driver safety through a blitz of high-visibility roadside inspections across North America.

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Nonmotorized Boat Safety

Going out on a nonmotorized boat can be an exciting camp experience. However, as a camp counselor, you must ensure that campers stay safe while engaging in this activity. Being aware of the dangers associated with boating can help you properly prepare for and respond to its associated risks. Keep reading for more information on…

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Safety Tips: Operating 15-passenger Vans

15-passenger vans are invaluable as they can help transport large groups of people to one destination. However, they also carry unique risks that can be potentially deadly without proper precautions in place. In fact, recent research from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found that 15-passenger vans are more likely to be involved in single-vehicle…

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Experts Predict Slightly Below-Average Hurricane Season in the Atlantic

For 2023, Colorado State University (CSU) hurricane researchers are predicting a slightly below-average Atlantic hurricane season, which runs from June 1 to Nov. 30. CSU researchers believe there will be 13 named storms throughout the year. This total sits below the average of 14.4 named storms per year recorded between 1981 and 2020.

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Hurricane Preparedness: Safety Checklists for Businesses

It can be challenging for a business to recover following a hurricane. In fact, 40% of small businesses won’t reopen after a natural disaster, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency. As a business owner, being prepared is one of the best ways to ensure your business survives following a hurricane or other natural disaster.…

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2023 Fire Season Expected to Produce Above-Average Activity

Between 60,000 to 75,000 wildfires are expected to occur, potentially burning 6.5 million to 8.25 million acres of land this fire season.

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