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Category: Safety

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High Blood Pressure – How High is Too High?

According to the Centers for Disease Control, 1 in 3 people in the US has High Blood Pressure (HBP), and about 20% of these people…

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Job Ready Services – Definitions

It came to our attention recently that we use quite a few acronyms and abbreviations here at Job Ready Services so we thought we would…

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8 Words or Phrases That Should Be Retired From The Workers’ Compensation Field

Let’s “voc” (pronounced VOKE) him! – a Vocational Rehabilitation referral is frequently used as the last ditch effort to settle a case if nothing else…

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They Withdrew the Job Offer for What?

The WorkSTEPS test is an objective assessment tool; either a candidate can perform the job safely or they cannot, or they have a medical condition…

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More on Accommodations at Work

As a follow up to our previous articles of “ADA and Return to Work”, the importance of having an interactive dialogue with workers who mention…

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Proof that Work Conditioning WORKS!

Recently, we analyzed some of our data from work conditioning and determined some interesting outcomes: For the referrals that Job Ready has received for work…

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Now, Where Did I Put My Phone/Keys/Pen/Car?…

I kid (well, sort of), but memory loss is getting to be no laughing matter these days. I don’t mean the many times we all…

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What’s Good for Older Workers is Good for All (Part 2)

If you missed part one, you can read it here. Continuing our short series on What’s Good for Older Workers is Good for All… More…

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What’s Good for Older Workers is Good for All (Part 1)

The aging workforce will have a significant effect on the costs of the employer, but being prepared for the changes is the best way to…

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