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THIS MONTH’S FOCUS: PEO Risk Landscape VIEW ALL
CLIENT SAFETY AUDITS AND SAFTEY INSPECTIONS: THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF A PEO SAFETY PROGRAM
In summation, a well planned and executed safety inspection will systematically identify and address safety hazards. The inspection will also assist in preventing injuries, provide steps in building and developing a positive safety culture which leads to a safer work environment and increased overall safety performance.
BY Jim Van Duzen, CHST, CIT
March 2025
NO CLIENT LEFT BEHIND: T&T STAFF MANAGEMENT AND THE OSHA ALLIANCE PROGRAM
Thousands of employees have received OSHA-based safety and health training in English and Spanish as a result of this alliance. The Alliance attempts to prevent exposure to falls, electrocutions, struck-by hazards, caught-in or between hazards and addresses construction and general industry safety and health issues.
SAFE AND SOUND: HOW TO PREVENT WORKPLACE VIOLENCE AND FOSTER PSYCHOLOGICAL SAFETY
Every company needs a clear plan for dealing with workplace violence. This workplace violence prevention plan should outline what behaviors are considered unacceptable, how employees can report threats, and what steps the company will take to address them.
HOW PEOS CAN HELP CLIENTS NAVIGATE WORKPLACE CONFLICT
While unmanaged or poorly handled conflict can harm morale and disrupt workflows, constructive conflict can lead to breakthroughs. Disagreements often illuminate blind spots, inspire fresh ideas, and create pathways for personal and professional growth.
EDITOR’S PICKS VIEW ALL
PEOS IN THE COMMUNITY: ALTRES: HAWAII’S POTHOLE CREW
Through the company’s paid volunteering policy, the ALTRES ‘ohana — Hawaiian for family — has logged more than 650 volunteering
BY Evan Fallor
November 2024
WRITING SIMPLOY’S NEXT CHAPTER
When Jay King told his leadership team to read Gino Wickman’s Traction he knew Wickman’s business operating philosophy would change
BY Chris Chaney
December 2024/January 2025
CSL Solutions: Three Decades of Evolution
Michelle Wightman’s journey into the PEO industry wasn’t one she planned, but looking back, it feels inevitable. Growing up, she ha
BY Chris Chaney
February 2025
THIS MONTH’S COVER STORY
SEQUOIA ONE: CELEBRATING CLIENTS’ GROWTH
Looking ahead, the Sequoia One team sees plenty of opportunity on the horizon. The reality is that no matter how advanced or sophisticated technology becomes, there will always be a need for a human component.
BY Chris Chaney
March 2025