Pop Quiz: Shop Safety
The shop can giveth, and the shop can taketh away. Do you know your shop safety basics? Find out by taking Novara’s General Shop Safety Pop Quiz.
Take It From Goldman Sachs: Employee Engagement Means Money
Goldman Sachs, one of the world’s largest financial firms, knows that maximizing the bottom line starts with measuring and optimizing employee experience
Watch Out, Looters and Polluters: The EPA Is Ramping Up Enforcement
Looks like the spirit of Captain Planet is alive and well: in the past 3 months, the EPA has finalized 158 settlement agreements with companies across the US.
Not Just Football: Why Do Leaders Turn a Blind Eye Toward Employee Misconduct?
Football’s back on TV and football-related controversies are still in the news. No, this isn’t another article about a certain ad campaign. Today, we’re talking about college football coach Urban Meyer. In case you hadn’t heard, last year Ohio State University…
When Work-Life Balance Feels Impossible, Managers Aren’t Measuring Performance Right
Are we thinking about work-life balance all wrong? What if instead of measuring the hours a worker spent on the job, we measured what they did with those hours?
How Focusing on Women Can Help You Improve D&I and Safety at the Same Time
The intersection of workforce safety and D&I can feel overwhelming. Why not start with the largest segment of all and focus on opportunities for women?
How Risk Management Firm Uses Novara’s Platform to Forge Lasting Relationships with Insurance Clients
An easy definition of success for an insurance firm: “creating customers for life.” That’s the title of an article about Novara client Petra Risk Management.
What Employers Can Learn from the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team
In “7 Lessons from the U.S. Women’s Soccer Team’s Fight for Equal Pay,” Ruchika Tulshyan offers wage discrimination takeaways for both employees & employers
Meet Dr. Love, the Air Force’s Secret Weapon in Risk Management Training
The Air Force can’t take any chances in keeping service members safe. That’s why they call on Dr. Love to produce corny training videos. Yes—you read that right.
Study Links Workplace Injuries to Greater Risk of Suicides, Fatal Drug Overdoses
When a worker sustains an injury that requires more than a week off from work, that person is significantly more likely to die of suicide or a drug overdose.
