Thursday • April11

Smart Business Moment

Non-Disclosure Agreements

Keep it Confidential

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Non-Disclosure Agreements

Keep it Confidential

Respect non-disclosure agreements.
Failure to abide by the terms of a non-disclosure agreement could result in legal action against the Postal Service.

The Postal Service wants to preserve customers’ trust and avoid costly litigation.

And that’s smart business.

Alternate business moment

Book travel early

Wait Wait … Don’t Wait

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Book travel early

Wait Wait … Don’t Wait

If you wait until the last minute to book your flight, the lowest government fares may not always be available. What’s more, chances are you’re going to get stuck in a middle seat.

Book your flights well in advance. You’ll save money and fly comfortably.

And that’s smart business!

Smart Safety Moment

Employee safety

Working safely is no accident.

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Employee safety

Working safely is no accident.

All postal employees are responsible for making sure they don’t endanger themselves or others. Everyone must comply with all standards, rules, regulations and orders issued under the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA). Safe employees are more productive and have fewer absences from work.

For more information, review Handbook EL-814, Postal Employee’s Guide to Safety, on the PolicyNet link on the Blue intranet.

And that’s smart safety!

For additional information or guidance, contact your Safety Office.

Alternate safety moment

Rush hour driving

Chill.

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Rush hour driving

Chill.

Evening rush hour is one of the most dangerous times to drive. Roadways are crowded. Drivers want to get home after work. In winter, darkness compounds an already stressful situation. What can you do? Don’t be an impatient driver — slow down. Stay in your lane and beware of drivers who don’t. Even though the route may be familiar, don’t drive on autopilot — stay alert. If you’re in an unfamiliar area, consult a map before you leave and memorize your route. Don’t use your phone or do anything that takes your mind off the road.

If you take extra care when driving during rush hour, chances are you’ll make it home for dinner.

And that’s smart safety!

For additional information or guidance, contact your Safety Office.

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