Why Every Business Owner Needs an HR Risk Assessment (even if HR isn’t your thing)
If you have more than 10 employees, are hiring quickly, operate in multiple states, or have high turnover, it's time for an HR risk assessment.
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If you have more than 10 employees, are hiring quickly, operate in multiple states, or have high turnover, it's time for an HR risk assessment.
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Without these 3 preventive steps, an employer may be liable for any accidents that occur to employees who leave company premises on a paid break.
When a worker is hurt on the job, the best thing you can do is get the employee back to work as soon as possible by providing light duty.
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