SmithBarney
Well-Known Member
Funny FedEx has to hire(and spend gobs of money) an "independent" research firm
to discover what OSHA and others have been saying for years. Back belts make no
noticeable difference in the numbers of work place back injuries.
If you are lifting something heavy enough to justify a back belt, its too heavy for you to be lifting alone or at all.
Oh yeah I guess it might not have been clear, starting the first of DEC or JAN we are no
longer required to wear them.
Oh yeah why are we ramping up new hires.. we are currently overstaffed at our location(we have about 5 more drivers than routes) and we just hired one, just transferred in one, another transfer is on its way, and another new hire is in the works. Is it just us or does FedEx have something up his sleeve?(along with all the other things up there)
to discover what OSHA and others have been saying for years. Back belts make no
noticeable difference in the numbers of work place back injuries.
If you are lifting something heavy enough to justify a back belt, its too heavy for you to be lifting alone or at all.
Oh yeah I guess it might not have been clear, starting the first of DEC or JAN we are no
longer required to wear them.
Oh yeah why are we ramping up new hires.. we are currently overstaffed at our location(we have about 5 more drivers than routes) and we just hired one, just transferred in one, another transfer is on its way, and another new hire is in the works. Is it just us or does FedEx have something up his sleeve?(along with all the other things up there)
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