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MEMIC Grants Indiana University of Pennsylvania $30,000 to Help Reduce Workplace Slips, Trips, Falls, Portland, ME – The MEMIC Group, specialists in workers ....

6 Steps to a Risk-Free Company Holiday Party, This holiday season, AmTrusts .

Tips for Hiring Seasonal Workers, Will the Labor Shortage Affect Hiring Seasonal Workers? Companies across the country ....

/PRNewswire/ -- McGowan Allied Specialty Insurance (MASI), the premier provider of commercial insurance products to the amusement industry, has announced the...

What are the Types of OSHA Violations?, The Occupational Safety and Health ....

Ask your doctor about once-monthly cabenuva. >> good morning. we are back with headlines and a shocking video as a homeless woman in new york city strangles a teenager while she was having dinner outside. witnesses say there was nothing that appeared to provoke the woman who attacked the girl. she was later arrested and charged in the attack. the 36-year old woman has a lengthy rap sheet and a history of mental illness. a florida state trooper has-- watch this, the trooper was helping a woman wi...

Should Your Small Business Require Face Masks at Work?, The Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) recently released .

A security company boss in the middle of the taxi strike violence in Nelson Mandela Bay this week has highlighted the suffering of ordinary commuters, the heroism of individual truck drivers and the restraint of hard-pressed police teams.

  Andy and Nancy Carace, who acquired Pest-End in 1986, finalized the company’s sale to the second-generation in 2020. Daughter, Amanda Forrestall, son, Adam Carace and his wife, Courtney Carace, began taking over day-to-day operations in 2015 leading up to the official sale. Earning a spot on the Top 100 list marks the beginning of a new era for Pest-End Inc., as the family’s second generation begins to execute plans for the businesss future.    Since 1977, the business has expanded to ...

SARASOTA, Fla. — Doug Longfellow, president of NatureZone, Sarasota, Fla., was recognized by the Business Observer, a weekly newspaper serving Florida’s Gulf Coast, as a ‘Top Entrepreneur.’ The newspaper praised Longfellow for acquiring a modest $500,000 firm in 2005 and transforming it into a pest control business that now generates nearly $5 million a year in revenue. “Longfellow’s direction has helped lead the company to become one of the largest privately-owned pest control comp...