Employer Guide
Allergies are nothing to sneeze at
Follow these tips to help control allergies that can affect health and safety at work.
Oregon OSHA updates COVID-19 rule in response to declining cases
Read more about the new rule and how it affects your workplace.
Oregon workers’ comp insurance
Workers’ comp provides benefits for workers who become injured or sick as a result of their work, and it protects employers from legal action arising from a workplace injury or illness. Learn about payments, payroll reporting, filing a claim, and more.
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Allergies are nothing to sneeze at
May 10, 2022 — Follow these tips to help control allergies that can affect health and safety at work. -
Oregon OSHA updates COVID-19 rule in response to declining cases
March 25, 2022 — Read more about the new rule and how it affects your workplace. -
OHA lifts indoor mask requirements: What this means for your business
February 22, 2022 — OHA and Oregon OSHA’s mask rule will change beginning March 12. -
On Valentine’s Day, connect with your co-workers
February 9, 2022 — Use these 5 tips to deal with stress and mental health issues caused by COVID-related isolation. -
Time to post your OSHA 300A summary
January 12, 2022 — Our brief on-demand course covers the basics of OSHA reporting, including what injuries to record and which forms to use.
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