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May 7 Marks Occupational Safety and Health Professional Day
This May 7 is Occupational Safety and Health Professional (OSHP) Day, a day created to recognize the ongoing efforts of occupational safety, health and environmental professionals as they work to protect people, property and the environment. |
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Safe Workplaces Lead to Reduced Pa. Workers’ Comp. Costs
Pennsylvania Governor Edward G. Rendell announced a 10.22 percent overall decrease in workers’ compensation costs, which will result in $250 million in savings for Pennsylvania employers. |
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BCSP Establishes Safety Scholarship Fund
The Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) recently established a scholarship fund within the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) Foundation, with the first $1,000 scholarship to be awarded in 2008 to a graduate or undergraduate student pursuing a safety-related degree. |
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Incentives: Small Investments Equal Big Rewards
The risk of injury, death or expensive insurance claims should be enough to ensure workers and companies practice safe procedures in the workplace. But since it is not, other programs have been developed to make sure employees go home at night the same way they got to work that day. |
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Safety as Its Own Incentive
Companies wanting to kickstart safety programs often try adding incentives to motivate workers to adopt safer work practices. Whether this approach is successful or not depends on how it is done. |
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See All Vendors in SAFETY INCENTIVES |
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