UPS leads network for traffic safety

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UPS is leading the Network of Employers for Traffic Safety (NETS) and is actively planning to implement transportation safety in the workplace. UPS corporate safety and health manager Tom Walsh says employers could enhance traffic safety by taking an employee relations approach and providing safety training for employees. Walsh also maintains that there remains considerable traffic safety challenges in the company. He adds that NETS has helped the firm in delivering traffic-safety information to its drivers as well as to non-driving employees and their families.

Courier Services, Security Guards and Patrol Services, Detective & armored car services, Officials and employees, Column, Delivery services, Express delivery services, United Parcel Service of America Inc., Traffic safety, Walsh, Tom

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The building blocks of a safety program

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Teksid Aluminum Foundry Inc shows total commitment to promoting the safety of its employees. The company has established an on-site medical care center that offers exams and services, such as weight control, blood-sugar screening and cholesterol screening. It considered safety as the top priority as reflected in its safety training and safety-awareness programs. In addition, workers' families receive the National Safety Council's "Family Safety & Health" magazine quarterly.

Motor vehicle parts and accessories, Gasoline Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing, Auto Engine Cylinder Heads, Safety and security measures, Aluminum industry, Foundries, Cylinder heads, Teksid Aluminum Foundry Inc.

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Include supermom in your safety plan

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Companies employing a large number of working mothers can benefit in a number of ways by instituting family-friendly programs aimed at helping these working mothers. Such benefits include day care, flex time, job sharing and sick-child days. These programs have the net effect of increasing worker safety and efficiency by removing potential distractions.

Employee Benefits NEC, Evaluation, Compensation and benefits, Employee benefits, Working mothers, Employer-supported day care, Employer supported child care

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