
BCTGM Local 252-G · Memphis
BCTGM Local 252-G members have a hazard reporting system that belongs to the workers, not the company. Any member can report an unsafe condition from their phone in about a minute — no login, no company account, and no name on it unless they want one there.
Every report gets a time stamp and a tracking code the worker keeps, and it stays on the record until it's fixed. A company safety portal answers to the company. This one answers to the members.
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Nobody Gets Hurt On Our Shift. BCTGM Local 252-G members have a hazard reporting system that belongs to the workers, not the company. See something unsafe? Report it from your phone in about a minute. No login, no company account, and no name on it unless you want one there. Every report gets a time stamp and a tracking code, and it stays on the record until it's fixed. A company safety portal answers to the company. This one answers to the members. See how it works: https://laboreducation.org/safety Any local that wants one for their own workplace can have it set up with their own departments, their own hazards and their own logo. Built and hosted by LaborEducation.org.
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Nobody Gets Hurt On Our Shift — BCTGM Local 252-G's own hazard reporting, run by the members and not the company. Report anything unsafe from your phone in about a minute, with no name on it if that's how you want it: https://laboreducation.org/safety
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Worker-run hazard reporting. No login, no name required, and the record belongs to the members: https://laboreducation.org/safety
Tell us who you are and we'll set one up for your local — your departments, your hazards, your logo. Nothing here goes to any employer.

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