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Items Tagged with 'workplace culture'

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AD Recognized Across North America with Multiple Workplace Honors in 2026

July 3, 2026

AD announced it has earned multiple workplace recognitions in 2026, including Philadelphia Inquirer and USA Today Top Workplaces honors in the U.S. and continued Great Place to Work and Best Workplaces recognition in Canada.


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Today's Safety News

Nelson-Jameson Recognized for Fostering High-trust, Employee-first Culture

December 9, 2025

Nelson-Jameson announced its designation as a Great Place to Work Certified company for the third consecutive year.


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Magid Glove & Safety named to Top Workplaces USA List for second consecutive year

February 2, 2023

The 2023 USA Top Workplaces were revealed virtually on February 1st by actor Brian Baumgartner who is most notably known for playing Kevin Malone in The Office sitcom. 


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Leading Safety

Focus on employees’ needs for a more productive approach to workplace engagement

Peter G. Furst
October 18, 2022

Employee engagement is influenced by how the individual perceives the work culture, reacts emotionally and responds behaviorally.


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Workers play a greater role in managing risks

How the rise of the remote workforce affects management

Devin Partida
May 17, 2022

A flexible workplace allows employees to decide when and where they want to perform their work. The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the workforce and the trend of flexible work is becoming more and more mainstream. Flexible work will likely persist even in the post-pandemic era.


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Editorial Comments

New book from women leaders discusses driving positive culture in the workplace

Benita Mehta
Benita Mehta
April 14, 2022
Business leaders offer advice and insights in their new co-written book for other aspiring women in manufacturing.
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Dig deeper into system factors behind at-risk actions

Dig deeper into system factors behind at-risk actions

Discuss intentions,Not behaviors
E. Scott Geller
November 2, 2019

Most readers are familiar with the common phrase, “The errors of our ways.“ So why am I talking about the intention of our ways -- not errors – in this article?


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The safety leader’s role in changing culture

Creating Dissatisfaction
Richard G Raymer, BSME, CSP
November 1, 2019

A rather simple description of culture is: That’s just the way we do things around here. From a safety & health perspective, the way things are done stays the same until someone or some group, with the competency and power to make change, becomes dissatisfied with the S&H status quo.


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Quick fixes for organizational improvements

Quick fixes for organizational improvements are an illusion

Culture change is not easy. It takes time, hard work, discipline and patience.
Josh Williams PhD
April 8, 2019
Does ISO 45001 address sexism?
Best Practices

Does ISO 45001 address sexism?

Global management system standard is due in March
Dan Markiewicz
Dan Markiewicz MS, CIH, CSP, RMP
February 20, 2018
With #womensmarch and #metoo bookending 2017, many U.S. employers are likely to establish new policies and procedures in 2018 to better manage workplace sexism. How does this practice impact occupational health and safety?
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