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Relief EHS is uniquely qualified to provide answers to your environmental health & safety (EHS) questions, make it easier for your business to comply with regulations, and help you achieve EHS goals while minimizing costs and potential liability.
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CHR Newsletter—July 11, 2019
"We do so appreciate your support with funding over the years. You have been a real friend of Occupational Health and Environmental Nurses for a long time."
-AAOHN Foundation
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NIOSH Study Shows Limited Use of Health Promotion Programs
 Work sites, where most working adults spend their time, are an ideal place to offer programs that could improve workers' physical and mental health. But many workers with access to workplace health promotion programs have never participated in any of the programs.
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The Construction Risk Management Guide for 2019
An effective risk management plan must have easy-to-follow yet detailed processes to help you control the risks and make decisions on how to deal with them. If not managed, these risks can hurt your construction projects and prove fatal to your bottom line.
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Drug Testing in the Era of Marijuana Legalization
While state and federal laws may seem straightforward when read in isolation, problems arise when they overlap or conflict with one another. In a constantly changing legal landscape, employers must take care when creating a zero-tolerance policy.
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Sun Safety in the Workplace
The complications of excessive sun exposure not only rob workers of their health and quality of life, but they also rob organizations of the best talents and cost them much more. Here are tips to help workers limit sun exposure.
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What's Next for Wellness Programs?
Employee wellness programs aren't just about healthy office snacks and discounted gym memberships anymore. From new offerings to more varied ways of keeping participants informed and engaged, employee wellness is evolving--and tech is only part of the shift.
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Is Your Office "Scent Free?"
From air fresheners, soaps and lotions to cleaning products, perfumes, colognes and deodorants, scents are often in the air at work. If employees have expressed concerns about certain scents at work, it may be time to consider implementing a "scent-free" policy.
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Upcoming Conferences
- LAOHN, July 24-26, 2019
- WOHC, September 11-14, 2019
- FSAOHN, September 18-21, 2019
- NCAOHN, November 5-8, 2019
- OAOHN, November 7-8, 2019
- TSAOHN, November 7-9, 2019
- NECOEM/MaAOHN, December 4-6, 2019
- AAOHN National Conference, April 6-8, 2020
- More to come; Stay tuned...
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Job Openings
Occupational Health Nurse
CHR has a permanent part-time (three five-hour days/week) opening for an Occupational Health RN / Case Manager in Santa Rosa, CA. View more information at https://chr.com/careers/
Occupational Health Nurse
Corporate Health Resources (CHR) is seeking an Occupational Health Nurse to perform case management, arrange initial medical appointments for work-related illness/injury, and coordinate the medical surveillance program.
The job is full-time: two days/week in the Southern San Francisco area, 2 days/week in Sunnyvale, and 1 day/week in Redwood City. The company has signed a lease to consolidate all three locations in Southern San Francisco in 2020.
CEU and recertification reimbursements are available, along with an excellent benefits package. CHR is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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Extreme heat often results in the highest number of annual deaths among all weather-related hazards. To stay safe and keep cool, here are some tips to beat the heat.
Search engines and social media organizations must do more to prevent the spread of inaccurate information on childhood vaccination, and governments must support mandatory immunization programs, says an international group of public health scientists.
Stories include rehabilitating workers undergoing cancer treatment, and mental health awareness training for managers.
