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Safety First! The Importance of Safety in the Workplace
Workplace safety regulations have become so effective that many small businesses take them for granted, but noncompliance can result in danger to employees and guests — not to mention serious legal troubles. Join Lynnette Gonzalez in Fourth’s Human Resource & Payroll Services division, as she shares top reasons why it is important to be conscious about safety at work.
Lynnette’s background includes working with customers in the hospitality, aviation, and healthcare fields. Her background, coupled with Fourth’s customers’ experience, has yielded tried and true best practices to help your organization. Be sure to sign up today!
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