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HR Monthly Round Up - July 2026

HR Monthly Round Up - July 2026

In this July 2026 roundup video, we’ll review the most impactful HR news.

Welcome, everyone! In the next few minutes, we’ll review the latest HR news. Let’s get started.

On June 30th, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission announced that it voted to rescind two documents relating to permissible affirmative action under Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. The rescission doesn’t reverse the U.S. Supreme Court’s decisions in two cases in which the Court recognized that Title VII may allow for certain voluntary affirmative action plans in limited circumstances.

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EHS Monthly Round Up - February 2026

EHS Monthly Round Up - February 2026

In this Februrary 2026 roundup video, we'll discuss the most impactful environmental health and safety news.

Hi everyone! Welcome to the monthly news roundup video, where we’ll review the most impactful environmental health and safety news. Let’s take a look at what happened over the past month.

Fatal work injuries fell 4 percent in 2024, largely due to a decline in workplace drug- and alcohol-related overdoses. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, overdose fatalities fell from 512 in 2023 to 410 in 2024. Across all types of workplace incidents, there were 5,070 fatal work injuries in 2024, compared to 5,283 in 2023. Transportation incidents continue to be the most frequent type of fatal event, accounting for over 38 percent of all occupational fatalities in 2024.

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HR Monthly Round Up - June 2026

HR Monthly Round Up - June 2026

In this June 2026 roundup video, we’ll review the most impactful HR news.

Welcome, everyone! In the next few minutes, we’ll review the latest HR news. Let’s get started.

The IRS recently announced the 2027 contribution limits for Health Savings Accounts (or HSAs). Employees with self-only coverage will be able to save an additional $100 annually in their HSAs next year, meaning they’ll be able to contribute up to $4,500 in 2027.

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Transportation Monthly Round Up - June 2026

Transportation Monthly Round Up - June 2026

In this June 2026 round up, we will discuss an FMCSA update on Motus and CVSA’s Brake Safety Week. Let's get started.

In this June 2026 round up, we will discuss an FMCSA update on Motus and CVSA’s Brake Safety Week.

Motus is the FMCSA’s new online system that replaces the old portal carriers used to manage their safety and registration data. It’s where motor carriers update their company information, verify officials, and maintain compliance records.

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EHS Monthly Round Up - May 2026

EHS Monthly Round Up - May 2026

In this May 2026 roundup video, we’ll review the most impactful environmental health and safety news.

Hi everyone! Welcome to the monthly news roundup video, where we’ll review the most impactful environmental health and safety news. Let’s take a look at what happened over the past month.

The first compliance date for the revised HazCom standard took effect May 19. Employers who work with chemical substances that are aerosols, desensitized explosives, or flammable gases should start to see updated safety data sheets and labels. On a related note, OSHA revised its HazCom directive for inspectors. It instructs OSHA officers on how to conduct inspections and issue citations under the standard. However, it also provides chemical manufacturers, importers, distributors, and employers with insight into what officers will be assessing.

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