491 Safe Schools Agenda Newsletters

2006

January 2006 • The Perils in Failing to Play it Straight    With Your Insurance Company • Deadliest States for Drunken Driving • States on Watch List Because of   Increase in   Drunken Driving Deaths February 2006 • Pilot Program Reduces Cost of Health   Benefits • How Good is Your Computer Security? • The Safe Workplace Starts in the Job   Interview and Continues • Encourage Teenagers to Turn Down   Rides with Teenage Drivers March 2006 • Methamphetamine Awareness • Workers are Safer on the Job? • Housekeeping Checklist April 2006 • Fourteen Students Killed by School   Buses Last Year • The Sport of Cheerleading • Are You Ready for a Major Hurricane? • Slip & Fall Prevention May 2006 • Mistakes that Bring Attorneys Into   the Big Picture • Playground Safety Starts With Good   Maintenance June 2006 • June Safety Reminders • Keep Teen Workers Safe this Summer • How Good are Your Harassment   Policies?

July 2006 • Claims That Should Have Been Handled    by Health Insurance August 2006 • What Do ADA and FMLA Have To Do    With Workers' Compensation? September 2006 • Wanted: Doctors Who Understand   Occupational Health Issues • From the Courts...    - Undocumented Workers Can Get      Comp Benefits    - NYSIF Regains $7,800 from Two Who      Had Defrauded the Fund    - Possible Prison and Fine for W.C.      Fraud in West Virginia • Help Prevent Cyberbullying • School's Opening:  Some Thoughts   on Safety October 2006 • Don't Shortchange Roof Inspection • Tips for Parents on Their Teenage   Drivers • Dangerous Distractions • From the Courts • Time to Green Clean November 2006 • Take Steps to Improve Office Safety • How Good is Your Eye Safety Program? December 2006 • Teen Drivers are Vulnerable on   Weekday Afternoons, Too • Workers' Compensation Fraud is a   National Problem • School Bus Safety Activities from NTSB