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Exploring Agile Learning Design
What is Agile Learning Design? We’re always exploring different learning and design theories here at eLeaP, in an effort to better help our users engage their employees in training and maximize its value. One concept worth exploring is Agile Learning Design or ALD. Agile Learning design refers to content where the key considerations are flexibility, […]
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iHurt: Preventing Mobile Device Injuries at Work
Text neck? Blackberry (remember those?) thumb? Smartphone elbow? iHurt? While these conditions may not be widely known by name, many workers already suffer from one or more of them, and they are expected to become increasingly common over the coming years. The average employee is expected to access company networks from up to six different […]
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Preventing Occupational Hearing Loss
Millions of Americans suffer from hearing loss. A 2011 study lead by researchers from John Hopkins University found that close to 20% of Americans over the age of 12 suffer from hearing loss. Moreover, among this population, 30 million report hearing loss in both ears and 48 million report hearing loss in one ear. Not […]
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Part One: Developing and Training a Social Support Team
Social media is not just a way to elevate your brand and market to potential customers. It’s also rapidly becoming one of the primary ways businesses connect with current customers on another level: as a customer support channel. Think about this: customers certainly research brands and businesses online and on social media. They turn to […]
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Slips and Falls: Preventative Steps for Restaurants
In 2009, the restaurant industry reported more than 50,000 injuries. Nearly one-quarter of these injuries were the result of same-level slips. However, research suggests that with the right precautions, equipment and training most slips and falls that happen in restaurants can be easily prevented. Given the high cost of service industry slips and falls, both […]
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Respiratory Protective Equipment: Choose, Fit and Maintain
Whether you’re working in a factory, on a farm, in a laboratory or as a first responder, it is critical to know what respiratory protective equipment (RPE) to use and how to properly fit and maintain your RPE. The onus, however, does not fall solely on workers. In accordance with OSHA guidelines, employers are obligated […]
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PPE: Selecting the Right Suit for the Job
Knowing what to wear to work is never easy. In the business world, workers fret about the right choice of tie, suit, skirt or shoes. After all, selecting the right clothes can go a long way in terms of making a lasting impression on one’s clients. If you work around hazardous materials, however, knowing how […]
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The Impact of Training On Trends and Issues Impacting the Healthcare Industry
The healthcare industry is one facing constant changes and evolution, and this year is certainly no exception. Healthcare organizations from large to small are up against new regulations and government compliance challenges, issues regarding the creation of higher quality care balanced alongside shrinking budgets, and a lack of employees. While not every challenge and trend […]
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Look Up! Overhead Rig Safety
Overhead rig safety is something few people outside the construction industry ever think about–that is, until tragedy strikes. While rare, crane accidents do happen and when they do, the results are often fatal. In February 2016, a construction crane toppled over while being lowered by a crew working on a busy street in Lower Manhattan […]
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A Guide to Using Podcasts for Employee Training
What is a Podcast? Podcasting is becoming one of the most popular forms of media, and this concept is even drawing many celebrities into hosting their own, as opposed to the traditional radio or talk shows. How about using podcasts for employee training? Share with eLeaP or get some tips. What’s unique about a podcast […]
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Employee Orientation: Safety First!
In 2014, 3 million non-fatal workplace injuries and illnesses were reported, and 4,679 workers were killed on the job in 2014. The National Safety Council reports that someone is injured on the job every six seconds. These injuries and illnesses are no laughing matter – they cost American businesses $250 billion each year in medical […]
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When It’s Time to Say Goodbye: Managing Termination
The decision to terminate an individual’s employment carries with it the risk of many possible legal challenges. This is one case where you definitely want to make sure you’ve done your homework. Even just one wrongful termination can cause lasting damage to your company. Did you know that employee lawsuits against employers have risen by […]
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