Don't Let A Fire Ruin Your Thanksgiving! 3 Tips For Kitchen Safety

Even people who don't ordinarily like to cook can be tempted to toss a turkey in the oven for Thanksgiving. It's tradition, after all. But with so many people around the country struggling to cook giant birds and hams (along with all of the trimmings) in time for their guests to arrive, it should come as no surprise that the number of kitchen fires spikes dramatically on Thanksgiving. In fact, a kitchen fire is three times more likely on Thanksgiving than it is during the rest of the year. [Read More]

Protecting Your Employees During A Protest: 4 Security Steps Business Owners May Need To Take

Protests and industrial action can interrupt your business at any time. While your workers may have no grounds to complain, other types of protest action can interrupt normal business operations and put your employees at risk. Learn how to keep your workers safe during a protest with the four following security strategies. Plan ahead As part of your business continuity plan, it's crucial that you get advanced notice of any planned demonstrations. [Read More]

Four Furniture Essentials For Your Office Conference Room

A conference room needs more than comfortable chairs for long brainstorming sessions or lectures. To furnish an office conference room for maximum productivity, you'll also want to include a conference table, a cabinet and a lectern or podium. Whether you're holding your meetings with clientele or employees, make the most out of your executive area with the following four essentials: 1. Boardroom Chairs (Also Known as Conference Chairs) Comfort will play an important role here, as your attendants may often be seated for lengthy meetings. [Read More]

Break Room Refrigerators Need Attention, Too: Troubleshooting A Fridge That Freezes Foods And Beverages

You probably take it for granted that the break room refrigerator will keep your employees'  food cool and prevent spoilage. Under normal circumstances, that's just what it does. But, sometimes, the refrigerator may keep things too cold and even begin freezing beverages and fresh produce. Before you panic and assume that your refrigerator has bit the dust, take the time to do a little troubleshooting first and see if you can do your own refrigerator repair. [Read More]