Open Enrollment: Details & Changes for 2023

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Upcoming October Events

It's almost go time!

Wheels for Warmth

One Week Away!

Hopefully Wheels for Warmth is marked on your calendar and you're planning on joining in on the fun in some capacity - whether it's to volunteer during the 3-day event, donate tires, attend the sale to enjoy music and BBQ with your family, or shop for some tires.

Check out the video below to see what Richard Wobby of Associated General Contractors of Vermont has to say about the event:

We hope to see you there!

Halloween Parade

Down to the wire to get our float completed

Thank you to everyone who showed up on Sunday to help out! This coming Sunday, October 23rd, is our last Sunday to work on the float before the parade, so please join us if you can! We appreciate any help we can get, even if it's just a half hour.

If you have any questions, please contact Nicole Webster.

Human Resources Corner

2023 Benefits Open Enrollment

We have implemented some changes to both the process and the plans this year. Enrollment for 2023 begins earlier this year, and the duration to be able to enroll has been extended an extra week.

Enrollment ends at 11:59 PM EST on Friday, November 18, 2022. Be sure to mark your calendars so you don't miss out!

Please click the link below to see what is changing this year. If you have any questions at all about the process or the plans, please contact either David Edwards or Kim Lewis. They are available to help you through the process, answer any questions you have, and explain the plans in depth.

Click here to see what's changing in 2023

Human Resources will be traveling to help you with the open enrollment process

In the past, the HR team has traveled to jobsites to be available for any questions or issues with the benefits enrollment process. This year, we're taking it a step further: We will be visiting jobsites to help you enroll in your benefits - on the spot!

Check out the travel schedule below to see when we will be visiting your jobsite.

Safety Topic: Accidental Fires

Accidental fires are an unusual occurrence in most workplaces. It is easy to take for granted some of the everyday hazards that can contribute to the occurrence of these fires.

Check out the tips below to help prevent accidental fires, both at work and in your home.

Tips for Preventing Accidental Fires

Can you answer the question from this week's safety discussion?

How often should portable fire extinguishers be inspected?

Monthly

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Twice a Year

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Yearly

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Last Week's Safety Quiz Winner

Jobsite Photos

Back Home at the Pittsford Shop

Photo by Matthew Sawtelle

Spotlight on Transportation Client

Pownal Transfer Station

Photos by Bob Cavanaugh

Pownal Office

Trash Floor & Loading Bay

Scale

Scary Scale Photos

Wear your masks on the scale!

We had a special visitor (Paul Higgins, aka Pennywise) at the Clarendon Quarry last year, and we're hoping to get some more visitors this year! Wear your mask at the scale kiosk, and we'll feature your photo in upcoming newsletters. Happy Halloween!