Now that many companies have transitioned to a hybrid workplace, there are numerous formats to provide training to employees. Options include (1) in-person learning, (2) live, remote learning, (3) recorded sessions/ videos, and (4) e-learning with videos and activities. There Read More
Whether we realize it or not, we are constantly on camera. Security cameras are placed all around us: on street lights, in parking lots, in stores, in office buildings, and outside of homes. Video footage is the gold standard of Read More
If you have read our previous blogs, you know we always say to prepare for the unexpected. The best way to prepare is to create a risk register, which is a document that includes all possible dangers to your business. Read More
“Defund the Police” has become a catchy phrase for advocates of police reform. Former President Barack Obama, a proponent of change in the criminal justice system, warned against its use, believing it would backfire on its proponents. Senator Tim Scott, Read More
Now that it is summer and restrictions are being lifted all across the country, larger events, both outdoors AND indoors are being scheduled to take place. After a year of being required to meet in small groups and restrictions that Read More
If you were to walk around Boston, you would see lots of construction, as the city is undergoing massive change. Projects are popping up throughout the entire city, spanning from Dorchester, to Allston, and all of the way up to Read More
Emergency evacuations occur more frequently than one would assume, and one may be required following a fire, flood, weather emergency, or the release of a harmful substance into space. There is a high amount of variability in how much time Read More
For the past 25 years, on Mother’s Day, people have joined together for the Annual Walk for Peace at the Dorchester Fields Corner Town Field.
Almost 15,000 individuals are murdered in the United States every single year. For every person Read More
