Protect the key to your nonprofit's success
Ask any director of a nonprofit what makes their organization great, and they'll likely say, "our volunteers." These special people present unique exposures, so directors should take proper measures to protect them and their nonprofits.
Read More →How to train your nonprofit volunteers for success
As a nonprofit, volunteers are the face of your organization. You rely on them to support your work in the community. Because they play such a vital role in your mission, it's important that they represent your organization appropriately.
Read More →Lone worker safety tips
Home healthcare workers, janitors, maintenance and repair staff, delivery personnel, late-night gas station attendants, and security workers have something in common: they often work in insolation. As businesses try to do more with less, the ranks of lone workers are likely to increase.
These employees face special risks, and employers must do what they can to ensure their safety.
Read More →Workers face increased health risks as temperatures rise
When the sun is scorching on a hot day, many of us move inside to get out of the heat. But if your job requires you to work outside, you don't always have that option – leaving you at risk of heat exhaustion and, in more severe cases, heatstroke.
It's important to understand the risk of these heat-related ailments, as well as how to stay cool throughout your workday.
Read More →On your mark...Get set...Go! Planning a successful run/walk
According to Running USA, there were more than 18.3 million race registrants in the U.S. in 2017. With numbers like these, it's no surprise that run/walk charity events are becoming a popular fundraiser.
Participating in a run/walk as either a runner or volunteer is one thing, but planning your own run/walk event is another altogether.
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