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IMPORTANT UPDATES
UPDATES AND NEW FEATURES: MARCH 2025

In this feature: Celebrate 25 Years of Systems 24-7 (Contest); Supervisor Skills Webinar: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion on May 13th; March Break (March 10th - 14th); St. Patrick's Day (March 17th); First Day of Spring (March 20th); Is Your Portable Fire Extinguishers Too Old?; Tech Spotlight on our Features; New Course Coming Soon: AODA Review; New Course Coming Soon: Hearing Conversation; Complimentary Resources

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Monthly Newsletter

March 2025

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Legislative Updates

March 2025

HIGHLIGHTS
Celebrate 25 Years of Systems 24-7

Looking for a way to incentivize employees to complete their training? Don't forget to communicate our 25th anniversary logo contest. Each week, we post our anniversary logo somewhere within Systems 24-7. The first user to screenshot it and email it to us wins a $25 Home Hardware gift card. The only rule, they must have 100% of their training completed! Only one gift card available each week to claim.

Supervisor Skills: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Join us on May 13th as we discuss how to make your workplace inclusive by using inclusive and respectful communication, removing barriers, gaining perspective and actioning feedback. More details inside!

March Break: March 10th - 14th

March break is just around the corner! Whether you’re planning to travel, catch all the March Madness action, spend quality time with family, or tackle some spring cleaning, it’s important to keep your safety and well-being top of mind.

March 17th: St. Patrick's Day

Don’t rely on the luck of the Irish this St. Patrick’s Day. If you’re celebrating in festivities, be sure to plan ahead, designate a sober driver, or use a rideshare service.

March 20th: First Day of Spring

In 2025, the first day of spring arrives on March 20th, meaning the end of winter and the arrival of warmer weather. With the changing season comes the perfect time for new beginnings—whether it’s enjoying the sunny days ahead or diving into some much-needed spring cleaning. Below are some helpful resources to guide you through this transition and make the most of the season.


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Portable Fire Extinguishers Are Evolving

As older fire extinguishers become less compatible with today’s hazards, the NFPA10 standard dictates that they MUST be removed from service in order to keep you and your workplace safe. If you have any Dry Chemical Fire extinguishers made in 1984 and older or CO2 extinguishers from 1959 and older in your work place, make sure they get replaced ASAP. Take them to your local hazardous waste disposal today and ensure they get disposed of properly. More details inside!

Tech Update: A Spotlight on our Features

Inside this month's issue, we give you a quick look at some feature you might not being using yet. If any catch your interest, email us at support@systems24-7.com to schedule a personlized demo!

New Course Coming Soon: AODA Review

This course is a review of the AODA Full course. It is meant to be a refresher of the applicable legislation. It will review how to appropriately interact and communicate with people who have disabilities and what employees need to know about the use of assistive devices, service animals, and support persons. This module also touches on information, communication, and employment rights for those with disabilities.

New Course Coming Soon: Hearing Conversation

Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) is one of the most common occupational hazards, affecting millions of workers across various industries. Without proper protection and awareness, workers can unknowingly expose themselves to noise levels that are hazardous to their long-term hearing health. This module will guide you through the fundamentals of hearing conservation, including the dangers of excessive noise, how to protect yourself, and the regulatory standards that employers must follow to ensure employee hearing is safeguarded. By learning how to prevent noise-related hearing loss, you will be equipped to take proactive steps to preserve your hearing for life.

Complimentary Resources
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