Little-known fact: All Montana companies with five or more employees are required to have a Safety Committee. Even companies that do have one don’t always know how to balance the committee to make it truly useful. Sometimes everyone on the committee is a line employee; sometimes everyone is management. Neither … Read More
The Montana Safety Culture Act requires companies with more than five employees to have a Safety Committee. Considerately, it spells out exactly what is meant by a Safety Committee and even gives a list of what should be discussed in meetings. They do try to make it easy! The purpose … Read More
Montana passed a Montana Safety Culture Act in 1993 that places requirements on companies to take care of their employees and keep them safe. Luckily, for the smallest companies, it is pretty much what a conscientious employer would mostly be doing anyway (well, except for the documentation), if only to … Read More