Vitale v. Schering Plough Is Going To NJ Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of New Jersey recently accepted a case that could have far reaching implications for how employee relations and worker’s compensation are handled moving forward. The case, ... READ MORE
A NJ Workers’ Comp Case Has Business Owners Worried
As employers continue to take successful action to reduce their worker’s compensation claims, the question of how far worker’s compensation extends comes up fairly often. Many people often ... READ MORE
Why Are Shutoff Switches So Important On Solar Panels?
Green Energy has become more affordable, and therefore more attainable for many homeowners, building management companies, and business owners. With more brands, options, and price points ... READ MORE
Hauling Hazards: Learning From The Takata Truck Explosion
After a recent trucking accident led to an explosion that killed a woman, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has ordered a trucking company to cease operations temporarily.
How Reducing OSHA Penalties Makes Good Business Sense
In August of this year, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) increased its fines for the first time in 25 years. As a result, the maximum penalty for most OSHA ... READ MORE
NHTSA's Collision Avoidance Test: What Companies Learned
In June 2016, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration released a field study on the use of collision avoidance systems in heavy vehicles. The report will help government agencies ... READ MORE
Meet HACCP and its 7 principles
The Food and Drug Administration and Department of Agriculture attempts to manage food safety for meat, seafood, and juice through the use of what are known as HACCP - Hazard analysis and ... READ MORE
The FSMA: Preventive Controls for Human Food
The Food Safety Modernization Act, passed in 2010 and signed into law in January of 2011, sought to introduce major overhauls in the way the United States government regulated food safety.