CHEM-TEXTS
Vol. 11, 1977 | Page 3
Employees Honored for Service
[IMAGE: Group photo of employees]
40 Years Service: Robert Mazaika, Factory Manager, presents LeCoultre Atmos Perpetual Motion clocks to: (from left) Donald Williamson, John Yachtis, Stanley Mazanski, Mazaika, Stephen Mankulics, and Thomas Dowling.
[IMAGE: Two men, one presenting award]
Harold D. Peterson, left, is presented a Forty Years Service pin by Sheldon R. Salzman, right, who was General Manager of Chemicals and Polymers at the time of the award.
[IMAGE: Woman receiving clock]
Ann Budd, left, receives an Atmos clock from Dr. McCleary, Director of Research & Development.
Seven Achieve 40 Years Service
111 Uniroyal Chemical employees were recently honored for their long service with the Division.
Thirty-three of the Group were made new members of the Uniroyal Chemical Twenty Five Years Service Club. Thirty-nine members were advanced to the Thirty Year group; and twenty eight received Thirty Five year service pins.
Receive Atmos Perpetual Motion Clocks
Seven employees received Atmos Perpetual Motion Clocks in recognition of their Forty Years service with the Company.
At the present time more than 600 of the 1100 employees at the Chemical
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Dividend Declared
The Company declared a dividend of 12½¢ a share on the Company’s common stock. It was payable on June 25 to stockholders of record on May 23.
It also declared a dividend of $2.00 a share on the preferred stock which was payable on June 25th to stockholders of record on May 23rd.
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“Gold Shoe” Given
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Richard Guest, center, receives the “Gold Shoe” award from Robert Shortt, (right) Safety Manager. Behind Guest is the transtacker that pinned his right foot against a loaded pallet. At left Harold Campbell, holds the safety shoe that Guest was wearing at the time of the incident.
Richard Guest, a Chemical Production Operator in Bldg. 79, received the Gold Shoe award which is presented to employees of industrial plants for their practice of safety.
Guest was guiding a transtacker in the Aminox building when his foot was pinned against it and a loaded pallet. The weight of the transtacker would probably have crushed or broken all of the bones in his right foot. Fortunately he was wearing safety shoes which protected the foot against a permanent and disabling injury.
This was one of the “unexpected happenings” that require constant awareness and attention in order to avoid such types of accidents.
Silver Dollars Awarded Monthly
[IMAGE: Group of employees receiving silver dollars]
2049 “silver dollars” have been distributed to employees since January as part of the Safety Incentive Program. Departments are divided into Groups of 10 employees. If one employee in the Group suffers a Reportable Injury without any days lost from work, only members of the Group lose the silver dollar. The entire Department is disqualified if it is a Disabling injury that causes the employee to lose one or more days of work. Robert Mazaika, Factory Manager, gives out the silver dollars to R&D members in Bldg. 81. From left are Mazaika, Agnenette Grant, Helen Mullen, Joseph Spencer, Catherine Archambault, John Mannello, and David McCormack.