Upcoming Events

This month-long observance focuses on the importance of preparing for disasters and emergencies.

This weeklong event focuses on the importance of respiratory protection and how it keeps workers safe.

This weeklong event emphasizes the health and well-being of agricultural workers. This year's daily events include equipment and rural roadway safety, health and wellness, generations of farming, confined spaces, and ATV/UTV.

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.

Celebrated on the first Monday of September, Labor Day became a national holiday in 1894. Although the Fall Equinox occurs a few weeks later (this year on September 22), Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer.

According to the organizers of National Payroll Week, payroll professionals manage 70 percent of the U.S. Treasury’s annual revenue, or roughly $2.4 trillion annually. Take a week out of the year to celebrate these hardworking individuals who keep the United States financial system humming.

Grandparents can play key roles in families. Under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), employees may take leave to care for a grandparent only if the grandparent acted as the parent (in loco parentis) when the employee was a child. Some states, however, have broader leave laws in place that include grandparents.

This is the first official day of fall in the Northern Hemisphere. For centuries, the Fall (Autumnal) Equinox has been a time for celebrating the harvest among different cultures.

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.

Small quantity generators (SQGs) must re-notify EPA or their state environmental agency as to their generator status every four years by completing and submitting the Notification of Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Subtitle C Activities (Site Identification Form) in full, also known as EPA Form 8700-12, or state equivalent.

The next re-notification is due by September 1, 2025, and then every four years thereafter.

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