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Smart Business Moment

Workplace Conduct

Civility Matters

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Workplace Conduct

Civility Matters

Treat coworkers with respect and be helpful.
A positive work environment benefits everyone.

It improves productivity and fosters cooperation and creativity.

And it’s smart business.

Alternate business moment

Benchmarking

How Does It Measure Up?

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Benchmarking

How Does It Measure Up?

Track your successes and goals against established best practices.
Give employees a detailed view of a process or project with parameters that fit similar projected goals and outcomes.
Measure periodic results against established best practices and success to effectively harness, or as needed, re-direct team efforts.

Measuring milestones in a process helps avoid — or quickly address — moving beyond original goals or making wrong turns.

And that’s smart business!

Smart Safety Moment

Training programs

Stay up-to-date on safety.

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Training programs

Stay up-to-date on safety.

Motor vehicle, powered industrial truck, asbestos, hazardous materials and other refresher training programs must be provided and updated as needed according to OSHA regulations and USPS policies. Use these programs to correct improper work practices before accidents happen and to improve work practices after an accident.

Refresher training requirements are included in the Written Program Training Curriculum located on the MyHR page on the Blue intranet.

And that’s smart safety!

For additional information or guidance, contact your safety office.

Alternate safety moment

Heart disease

Keep on ticking.

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Heart disease

Keep on ticking.

Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women and men in the United States. There’s a lot you can do to prevent heart disease. Know your family’s heart disease history. Eat foods low in cholesterol and fats. Exercise and maintain a healthy weight. Don’t smoke. Drink alcohol in moderation. Get regular medical checkups.

Knowing what causes heart disease and modifying your diet and habits could help prevent you from having a heart attack.

And that’s smart safety!

For additional information or guidance, contact your safety office.

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