Whistle argued for cash-based construction safety incentives in guidance published on April 2, 2024. The employee rewards provider recommended linking recognition to proactive worksite activities, including safety audits, equipment inspections and participation in training.
The company contrasted those activities with paying solely for low reported incident rates. Its guidance acknowledged a concern among safety managers that rewards linked to accidents or near-misses could encourage underreporting. It therefore focused on observable preventive actions that crews could complete as part of their daily work.
Whistle's case for cash rested on recipient flexibility. The provider said money could meet a wider range of employee needs than merchandise, a retailer-specific gift card or a fixed prize. It also
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