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Mesothelioma Awareness Day: The Lingering Effects of Asbestos

Today, the most common ways people are exposed to asbestos is through their occupations and at their residences. While the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) has guidelines pertaining to employee safety and asbestos, it is at the discretion of the employer to follow them. If you work in an occupation such as construction or carpentry, you are at a heightened risk of being exposed to asbestos.

Behavioral Health Q&A - September 2020

Welcome to the newest edition of the Behavioral Health Q&A Column! VPPPA has partnered with experts at MindWise Innovations to present a monthly Q&A article addressing questions that members might be hesitant to ask about. These columns will address your questions about mental health, substance abuse, brain injuries, family issues and more. We will be posting a new column on the third Thursday of each month. To submit your own question for the experts click here.

Property Maintenance and COVID-19 Concerns

Social distancing during a pandemic can take a toll on routine maintenance tasks and you may not know which ones should be done or avoided to keep the most people safe. Some of your contracted services will be suffering a loss of business and need the maintenance items to continue, and it is important to remember that some maintenance can lead to property damage or devaluation if left unattended.