Here are a few 2020 resolutions that can help improve workplace safety. (Photo: Shutterstock)
People around the world commit themselves to making improvements in their lives as the year draws to a close, getting ready for a fresh start in the months ahead. A few common New Year's resolutions include leading a healthier lifestyle, saving money or learning a new skill.
Just as individuals make goals to better themselves at the beginning of a fresh, new year, companies should do the same. Resolving to protect both valuable employees and assets allows your organization a tangible way to be its "best self."
The importance of a safe work environment
As you make resolutions to improve your operations going forward, don't forget to take the time and reflect on the last year. What you did right, what you did wrong. Usually, you'll find you're doing pretty well. Sure, you find mistakes, but treat those as opportunities to learn from and as a roadmap on how to improve for the future. Resolve to take that first step. Often, the first step towards making resolutions to improve safety at your workplace is the hardest one to take.
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