Upcoming Events

Held annually on the first Friday in October, this event highlights careers and opportunities in manufacturing.

This weeklong event encourages fire safety in the home, with an emphasis on home fire escape planning and practicing. This year's theme is lithium-ion battery safety.

This annual event promotes good hand hygiene as an effective way to prevent the spread of germs.

This month-long observance emphasizes encourages the adoption of habits that lead to healthier skin.

This month-long observation is committed to keeping the country's roadways safe by driving sober and raising awareness of the dangers of impaired driving.

Whether company custodians are employees or independent contractors, be sure to classify them correctly and say “thanks” for all they do to keep workspaces neat, tidy, and germ-free.

This day is set aside each year to draw attention to mental health issues. Now may be a good time to make sure company mental health benefits and medical benefits are well-aligned.

Employees report a desire to have their employers provide financial wellness programs. Consider offering tips on how to bulk up employees’ savings.

Today’s the day to recognize and thank all bosses, whether onsite or remotely.

Election Day traditionally occurs on the Tuesday following the first Monday in November. While not a presidential election year, there are state and local races. Many states have voting leave laws on the books. Some states also require employers to post notices informing employees of their rights prior to the election.

This event promotes the importance of recycling and encourages the public to "reduce, reuse, and recycle."

EPA must adjust its civil penalties for inflation by January 15 each year.

Section 3 and section 24(c) registrations are subject to an annual maintenance fee. Specifically, a person who holds an active or suspended pesticide registration must pay an annual fee to keep the registration in effect.

Exporters must submit an annual report to EPA by March 1 of each year (40 CFR 262.83(g)). This report summarizes the type, quantity, frequency, and ultimate destination of all hazardous waste exported during the previous calendar year. For the specific information required in the annual report, refer to 40 CFR 262.83(g)(1)-(6).

According to 40 CFR 370, Tier II chemical inventory data must be submitted to the state emergency response commission, local emergency planning committee, and local fire department if a facility has a hazardous chemical present at any time that is required to have a safety data sheet under OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard and that hazardous chemical exceeds the reporting threshold and is not exempt. A state may have more stringent requirements than federal EPA.