Safety
OSHA and HR: Dealing With Drugs, Disability and Hostility in the Workplace
In addition to dealing with frequent workers’ comp cases, onsite injuries and dangerous conditions, contractors must also deal with drugs, disability and violence/hostility. OSHA provides resources for dealing with these issues.
By Ellie Batchiyska
July 3, 2018
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by Ellie Batchiyska
Ellie Batchiyska is a writer for Advance Online, the first web-based training provider to be accepted by the OSHA Outreach Program for DOL OSHA completion cards.
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