Fall weather can create new workplace hazards as rain, mud and fallen leaves make walking surfaces slippery. Shorter daylight hours can also reduce visibility around entrances, sidewalks and parking areas. Without proper precautions, these changing conditions can contribute to employee injuries, workers’ compensation claims and operational disruptions. Common Seasonal Hazards Slip, trip and fall hazards...
During the fall and winter months, respiratory viruses tend to spread more widely. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, influenza (flu) and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) were the main causes of severe respiratory disease during these times of year. Although some people have mild symptoms when they catch the flu or RSV, others get sick enough to...
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