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… gamification was included to reinforce topics with learners and was so effective that zero incidents occurred at the event. The team helped accomplish the training in just three days. The results were remarkable, especially given that more than 350,000 people attended the drive-in concert event at 350 separate locations. If you would like assistance training employees or staff for an event or workplace need, contact a member of the IMPACT Training and Awareness Team today. The team is available to help create, implement and track progress toward training goals. Federal Judge Expands Virus Paid Leave Rule When Congress …

… the country. In some regions of the U.S., motor carrier employers subject to controlled substance (drug) and alcohol testing under Part 382 may be unable to comply with certain testing requirements due to the ongoing impacts of the emergency. In recognition of these barriers to full compliance in some locations, the FMCSA may exercise discretion to determine not to enforce the minimum annual percentage random testing rates for drugs and alcohol. They may also ease the requirement that employers administer random drug and alcohol tests throughout the calendar year (set forth in Sections 382.305(b)(1) and (2 …

… employers would have otherwise had grounds to deny. While Insurers took some time to determine how to approach pandemic data gathering on an enterprise level, they are now requesting how the pandemic is affecting Insureds’ payroll exposure, budgets, operations and services. Many want to know how claims are coded and what information is being gathered when claims are filed. Of particular interest to Insurers is whether or not employers have a pandemic plan in place and how closely they are following it. In the long-term, claims could rise as workers return to onsite working locations that they have lost

… and stack supports, guy wires and anchors Inspect and repair weak window and door latches Protect windows from flying debris Move important records to locations protected from wind, debris and rain Fill all above ground tanks to capacity with product or water Anchor structures, such as cranes, that may move in high winds Fill fuel tanks of emergency equipment Assemble and maintain emergency supplies at a secure location After a Hurricane After a hurricane is over, consider taking the following steps. Survey facilities for damage and take photographs Look for safety hazards and report them to proper authorities Restore …