During the COVID-19 pandemic, fleet and workplace drivers have been recognized as heroes keeping America’s supply chain open. They’ve been impacted as federal regulations have been loosened relating to hours of service and how breaks are calculated. In some cases, this has rekindled the old tug-of-war game of compliance versus safety. While it may be …
In many states, COVID-19 restrictions have been eased. Restaurants, retail shops, offices and plants are beginning to re-open. Employees are going back to work. Let’s pull together to ensure the new normal is different than the old normal. Just as there are many public health safety issues yet to tackle, there are a number of …
Before Toledo-based Owens Corning implemented a cell phone distracted driving policy, the company’s leader conducted a field test. Chairman and CEO Mike Thaman wanted to know whether enacting such a policy would impact productivity. “He (Thaman) actually went for 90 days adhering to what would become our policy for all employees – no cell phone …
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