“Nice guys finish last.” That well-worn statement was attributed more than 60 years ago to major league baseball manager Leo (The Lip) Durocher, the inference being that a nasty, ruthless approach is more likely to succeed than a gentler one. Durocher claimed he was misquoted, but no matter, the words have endured, and are still

Workers are injured and killed in workplaces across the country every day. The cornerstone of accident and injury prevention is the job hazard analysis (JHA). Other terms used to describe this procedure are job safety analysis and job hazard breakdown. In short, this means taking a close look at your workplace operations and determining exactly

You’ve probably heard it said more than once that supervisors should manage the function, not the paperwork. Their most important role is to ensure a particular task or tasks get done properly. Yet few of us who are in charge of managing people and projects can do so in an environment completely without forms, reports,