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Press Release
ALE-8-ONE WINS 2011 KEMI DESTINY AWARD
Ale-8-One Bottling Company, Inc., a soft drink manufacturer,
bottling company and distributor based in
Winchester, Kentucky, is a winner of the 2011 KEMI Destiny
Award presented by Kentucky Employers’
Mutual
Insurance (KEMI). KEMI is a mutual insurance company
providing workers’ compensation coverage to more than 21,500
policyholders throughout Kentucky.
“There
may not be a better example of a company that has chosen to
‘control their own destiny’ thanAle-8-One,” says Roger
Fries, President & CEO of KEMI. “Since choosing KEMI in
2005, the company has demonstrated their dedicated focus on
workplace safety. As a result, they have been able to
keep employees healthy and productive, while saving over
$180,000 in workers’ compensation premium.”
Safety
measures which have helped reduce Ale-8-One’s workers’
compensation costs include the establishment of an
interactive relationship with KEMI’s Loss Education
Department, the implementation of a formal safety program,
onsite training and safety meetings, and several other
coordinated efforts which have led to a safer work
environment for employees at Ale-8-One.
"Safety
is an on-going focus for Ale-8-One and it takes effort from
our safety committee and all of our employees to strive to
keep safety top of mind,” says Fielding Rogers, President of
Ale-8-One. “We have been able to reach out to KEMI for
training and improvement opportunities for our workplace and
we appreciate the resources they have to offer us. Receiving
this award will only make us work harder."
Meeting
a stringent set of criteria set forth by KEMI, Ale-8-One
joins six other winners of the 2011 Destiny Award. Stay
tuned to www.kemi.com for a list of other KEMI Destiny Award
winners.
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About
KEMI
Kentucky
Employers’ Mutual Insurance (KEMI) is the largest provider
of workers’ compensation insurance
Kentucky, providing coverage to more than 21,500 businesses
in all 120 counties of the state.
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