It's clear that lone workers are the employees most at risk of death or injury. They are often victims to some of the more gruesome and unique deaths (read more about those here). Are you taking the right steps to ensure your lone workers' safety?

Roughly 13 people will die today from fatal injuries sustained from work. Sounds like a lot? Well, that number is significantly less than 40 years ago, when OSHA recorded 14,000 workers being killed on the job annually. You wouldn't be surprised to find that many of those work injuries and deaths are associated with lone workers.

It's a new year and everyone is trying to break a nasty habit. Most new year's resolutions incorporate some diet or another, other's are making 2019 the year to stop smoking, but there is one craze that has taken the forefront: Organization.

The Grainger Show is a yearly event that puts a spotlight on products available through Grainger. Read about my jam-packed day and a review of my favorite booths.