Bias is inherent, but it’s not inherently bad
Bias in the Fire Service: It’s Much More Than Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
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Category: Fire & Rescue
Scars — The Legacy of a Firefighting Career
Every ache, every pain, every injury tells a story
Getting to the Root: Improving Retention in Public Safety with Effective Leadership
Everyone has a different definition of good leadership
Taking Care of Your Mental Hygiene as a Firefighter
If you don’t do it, who will?
5 Tips for Effective Time Management in Public Safety
Our work is unpredictable, but we can impose some order on the chaos
A Heavy Price: The Consequences of Travel Expense Fraud
Supervisors must take travel reimbursement claims seriously
Is Firefighter Competency a Discipline Issue?
Company officers must understand the distinction
Basic Estate Planning for First Responders
If you’ve chosen a career in police work, firefighting, corrections or emergency medical services, you already know the dangers inherent in your job. Regardless of your job function or where you serve, in any given shift, there’s always a chance that tragedy can...
Senate Bill 4882: Funding the Future of the Fire Service
The bill means funding for the AFG programs may continue into the next decade
What Type of Leader Are You?
Leadership is evolving, and increasingly requires leaders to be “chameleons”
Can You Hear Me Now? Preventing Hearing Loss for Firefighters
When it’s gone, it’s gone
Firefighter Recruitment Strategies: 3 Challenges Facing Departments
“People are not going to work where they’re not happy.”