In this issue
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Meeting the Needs of America’s Unsung Heroes
When natural disasters hit home, first responders are not exempt from the damage. Who helps those who are giving everything to help others?
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The Importance of Addressing Behavioral Health in Firefighters
Firefighters risk everything to protect the health and safety of others, but what are fire service departments doing to protect the health and safety of their own?
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Fire Departments Need Volunteers To Step In And Suit Up
Firefighting departments are suffering critical staffing shortages across the country, but the need for their services has only increased.
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Celebrating Our First Responders and Instilling a Culture of Safety
The American Red Cross and its team of volunteers and first responders stop at nothing to support communities devastated by natural disasters. It's vital to remain prepared for future crises.
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When Disaster Strikes, Team Rubicon Unites Veterans with First Responders to Ease Suffering
In times of crisis, military veterans can have a dramatic impact on underserved communities.
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Your Invitation to a Climate-Smart American Workforce
As climate change grows to be a more pressing issue, successful organizations will seek specialized training on the matter to guide future plans and objectives.
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When Natural Disasters Strike, How Do Employees Get Paid?
When most Americans live paycheck-to-paycheck, a ”hurricane-delay” isn’t a valid excuse for letting employees go broke. Prepaid payroll cards ensure workers are paid quickly and conveniently in challenging times.
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How Innovative Roofing Solutions Can Reduce Smog and Cool Communities
3M, the company that prides itself on “creative solutions to the world’s problems,” is now taking on air quality, one rooftop at a time.
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Microchipping: The Way to Bring Your Pets Home
When Mother Nature wields her worst (hurricanes, floods, tornados), protect your pets with a registered microchip.
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Why It’s Smart to Invest in Sustainable Water Heaters and HVAC Systems
For most consumers, a hot shower and a climate-controlled house are necessities more than luxuries. But what happens when these systems break?
Impacting Our Future