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plastic-bag-shield_thumb.jpgJust as safety slogans can help employees remember safety protocols, funny safety images can also be safety catalysts in the workplace.  Serving as quick visual reminders of safety procedures, safety posters and cartoons can decrease accidents … Learn more >>>>>

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