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OSHA Proposes Changes to Construction PPE Standard

Fed-OSHA has proposed new regulations that would require personal protective equipment for construction workers to be properly fitting.   OSHA's main concern is that the current standard PPE doesn't clearly state that the equipment must fit each construction worker...

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Where Are the Exits

Would your employees know where all the exits are in case their first choice was too crowded or it was not available because of the emergency? Maybe they work in a small office or a small building, while others might be in a large complex with many exits. Are you sure...

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‘Nuclear’ Jury Verdicts Blowing Up Businesses

The sizes of large jury verdicts have exploded in recent years, putting a strain on businesses not only for what they have to pay out of pocket, but also the size of the premium they pay for their liability coverage. These damages juries are awarding have gotten so...

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New Rules Chip Away at Medicare Part D Costs

Big changes are coming to Medicare Part D drug plans in 2024 and 2025 that will significantly reduce the out-of-pocket costs for seniors, and for many of them eliminate the restrictions of the "donut hole." The rules were part of last year's Inflation Reduction Act,...

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Home Health Care Services: What Medicare Covers and Doesn’t

Health professionals encourage home care for recovery when it is possible, and insurance companies may encourage it as well to reduce the cost of care for themselves and patients. Additionally, as more baby boomers enter their golden years and wrestle with the onset...

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The High Cost of Not Having Life Insurance

Too many families and small business owners overlook the foundational financial planning step of getting sufficient life insurance protection in place. According to LIMRA, about 48% of U.S. families are significantly underinsured, and about 37 million Americans have...

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Moves That Can Reduce Your Taxes in Retirement

One of the daunting issues that hangs over many people's picture of their ideal retirement is the tax implications when they start withdrawing funds from their 401(k) plan or IRA. If you've been diligent about socking money away in your retirement plans, your income...

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Protecting Your Home Against Garage Fires

After the kitchen, the garage is the second-most common place in the home where fires start. There are some 6,600 garage fires that cause an estimated $457 million in property losses every year, according to the U.S. Fire Administration. The danger is that these...

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