As all good managers understand, a well-trained and dedicated workforce is the key to any successful enterprise. It doesn’t occur by accident. As employers, we need to regularly demonstrate our sincere concern for all our employees, recognizing their individual differences and acknowledging the need for professional cohesion. One of the most dramatic demonstrations of such caring is in the area of safety, which (as has been said) is everyone’s business, from the Chief Executive Officer to the newest certified nursing assistant, housekeeper, or dining utility man. The significance of a good safety program is far-reaching. With such a safety program firmly in place, employees will not only feel that their employers care about their well-being but will recognize that each of them has a vital role in the facility’s overall mission. If only one team member is absent due to a safety-related accident, it will directly affect the remaining employees’ workload.