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S.W.E.A.T. #6 Historically, #6 has generated more conversation than any other tenet of the pledge, and more controversy than all the others combined. Why? Becau...se the notion of personal responsibility has become politicized, especially with regard to assigning blame. Today, many people feel that telling an employee that "their safety is their responsibility," somehow lets the employer off the hook whenever accidents occur. This argument however, misses the point. The point is not to figure out who's responsible in the wake of an accident. The point is to not have an accident in the first place. And that requires workers to understand a very simple truth; just because you're in compliance, doesn't mean you're out of danger. On a personal level, I'm mindful that many of the scholarships I offer lead to jobs where risk is a reality. This tenet is an integral part of the pledge because frankly, I don't want to train individuals who believe their safety is someone else's responsibiity. Because those people often get hurt. Give this video a look, and share it if you're on board. And if you or someone you know wants to learn a skill that's in demand, apply for a work ethic scholarship today. mikeroweWORKS.org/scholarship. And be careful out there...

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