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Each time a worker is injured on a New York construction site, someone is responsible. But too often, those in charge walk away while the injured worker is left to deal with the aftermath. Whether it’s a fall from a faulty scaffold or a piece of machinery that should have been replaced months ago, these accidents don’t happen for no reason. 

Construction is one of the most fast-paced—and high-risk—industries out there. Deadlines are tight. Sites are complex. Even a small safety mistake can set everything back, cost a fortune, or worse, lead to serious injuries.

Work-related travel has become an integral part of modern business. Whether it’s attending conferences, meeting clients, or visiting remote offices, employees are often on the move. 

Running a business today means keeping up with change. Old equipment costs more to run, works slower, and can be dangerous. New tools and systems help businesses solve these problems with features like automation, energy-saving technology, and smart maintenance tools. These upgrades boost productivity, reduce downtime, and make workplaces safer.

Axe throwing has grown in popularity over the last decade, transitioning from a fringe hobby to a well-liked recreational sport. Previously limited to lumberjacks and rural festivals, axe throwing venues can now be found in cities, attracting large crowds looking for a one-of-a-kind and exciting experience.

Running a business, whatever its size, is a juggling act. But amidst the scramble for profits and productivity, one thing must remain firmly at the forefront: the health and safety of your employees. It's not just about ticking boxes; it's about fostering a culture where everyone feels valued and protected. Trust me; a safe and healthy workforce is a productive and loyal one.

Health and safety are important when running a business - yet many of us overlook it. Just what are some signs that your business isn’t paying enough attention to safety? This post lists a few key indicators that you’re not prioritising safety enough.