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Choosing the Right Safety Boot
Posted on 02/16 by Erin Helms
Many wounds caused by workplace accidents are foot injuries. Your employer must provide, maintain, and replace safety shoes for you. These boots are particularly critical when working in high-risk areas. When choosing the best safety boot, you must consider specific criteria. Considerations need not be limited to personal safety, protection level, and anticipated additional protection. It would help if you also considered aesthetic and comfort criteria. There are many options, so how do you choose the right safety boot? Here is some help.
Posted in Safety Resources
Tagged #SafetyResources #ChoosingTheRightSafetyBoot #ConstructionJobsHiring #ManufacturingEmploymentAgency
Getting Ready to Get Back to Work After a Gap
Posted on 10/27 by Erin Helms
Workers are returning to the office. For some, this is exciting. For others, it is a nightmare. Many people dread returning to work after a gap. For them, the end of an absence is the Sunday scaries on steroids. Is this your current predicament? Are you trying to prepare yourself to return to work after a gap? Here is how to get yourself ready.
Posted in Job Seekers
Tagged #ConstructionJobs #DayLaborJobs #TempWorkNearMe
Heat Safety Tips
Posted on 06/23 by Erin Helms
In the United States, high temperature is one of the leading causes of weather-related deaths. Heat-related illnesses can occur in short periods of exposure, and everyone is vulnerable, particularly young children, older adults, persons with persistent medical conditions, and pregnant women. So, what can you do when the heat rises in your community? Here is how to stay safe.
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Tagged #HeatSafetyTips #ConstructionJobsNearMe #FlaggerJobs #TempJobsTexas
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Punctuality at Work: It's More Than Just Arriving on Time
Being on time for work is crucial to maintaining professionalism, respect, and efficiency in the workplace. While unexpected events like traffic accidents or public transit delays can occasionally make someone late, the expectation is that these instances are rare. Your manager will expect you to be at work on time every day. But what does “on time” really mean?
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Read more >>How to Talk About a Gap in Employment
No one ever intends to have a large gap on their resume between jobs, but it is something that will raise eyebrows when you look to rejoin the workforce. While it’s true that a potential employer will want to know why you stopped working for a while, there are ways to talk about that gap that can actually help you in the long run.
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