Protecting the people who feed our communities

    At Kinetic, our mission is to protect workers—those lifting, packing, and moving the goods that keep communities running. This spring, we had the chance to put that mission into action in a uniquely powerful way.

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    From Wearables to Insurance: How Kinetic is Revolutionizing Workplace Safety

    In this episode of Over the Air, host Bill Brock sits down with Haytham Elhawary, co-founder and chief strategy officer of Kinetic, to explore the company’s evolution from a wearable tech startup to an innovative insurance provider focused on workplace safety.

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    What Most Workers' Comp Buyers Get Wrong

    When it comes to buying workers’ comp insurance, most business owners focus on one thing: price.

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    Don’t Wait: 5 Key Reasons to Report Workplace Injury Promptly

    Time is critical when reporting a work-related injury—especially for frontline workers who are the backbone of a company. When these essential employees are sidelined, productivity suffers, and workers’ compensation costs rise. Delayed reporting can increase claim costs by up to 51% according to NCCI research and lead to longer recovery times, legal complications, and compliance risks.

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    Prevent Slips and Falls: Winter Safety Tips for Delivery Drivers

    We hear it all the time: “I slid down the steps because they were icy,” or “I went head over heels on ice.” These real-world incidents drive injury claims every winter. Slips, trips, and falls ranked as the third most common workplace injury in 2020, with winter weather making them more frequent.

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    The hidden cost of workplace injuries: What you can't afford to ignore

    Workplace injuries—common among frontline workers—are costly to employers and employees alike.

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    Ergonomics in action: How to reduce high-risk postures and prevent MSDs

    Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) account for nearly 30% of all workers' compensation costs, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). These injuries, caused by repetitive motions, high-risk postures, and excessive strain, lead to higher injury rates, lost productivity, and increased workers’ compensation expenses.

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