Workplace Risk Solutions

welcome Are you a new user? REGISTER HERE username password Keep me signed in RETRIEVE PASSWORD	October 14, 2019 App Safety: Steps Safe Adults Can Take To Protect Children YouTube plans to strengthen its child safety policies. We explore steps safe adults can take to provide a safer online environment. Read more... What Do Employees Want: More Money Or A Casual Dress Code? You Make The Call What do you think your employees would choose - more money or a casual dress code? You may be surprised. You make the call and join the conversation. Read more... Podcast Alert: New York's Sexual Harassment Law Changes New York's new law sets aside years of U.S. Supreme Court sex harassment precedent. In Part 1 of a 2-part Risk Trends™ podcast, Jack McCalmon notes what the changes mean for employers everywhere. Read more... Ask Leslie: Can We Require Job Applicants To Allow Us To Review Their Social Media As Part Of Our Background Check? Leslie Zieren An employer asks Leslie Zieren, Esq. if there are limits on using a job applicant's social media. Learn the limits.? Read more... Is Paying The Ransom The Best Way To Manage A Ransomware Attack? It is better to prepare now for how you manage ransomware. We examine. Read more...	Lessons Learned From The Equifax Data Breach Recent large data breaches like Equifax, Capital One, and American Medical Collection Agency illustrate the risks of storing confidential and personal information. We examine. read more Child Fatalities From Furniture Tip-Overs: Statistics And Solutions Child safety advocates are calling for the enforcement of higher safety standards for furniture manufacturers as to tipping. We examine the argument and cite some safety tips. read more Sex Offender Livestreams: A Disturbing Child Sexual Abuse Trend A judge sentenced a man to 120 years after he pled guilty to raping his daughter for years. Her mother faces neglect charges for allegedly ignoring the abuse. read more Commercial Sexual Exploitation Of Minors: A Growing Risk? A man is sentenced to 15 years for distributing and receiving child pornography. We examine the facts and the law. read more
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