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DRIVER(S)
Of The
MONTH
this could be you.
winners for february:
***SHOUT OUT TO OUR
TRAINING PROGRAM***

TRAINEE TRAINER TRAINING PROGRAM ADMINS

JAY HOSTETLER CELO RENAE

GARY THOMAS

14,981 MILES
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DRIVER(S) DRIVER(S)
Of The Of The
MONTH MONTH
this could be you. this could be you.

winners for march: winners for april:

1ST PLACE 2ND PLACE 1ST PLACE 2ND PLACE

ROBERT PHASON CARY COLLINGS BRUCE BROWN ROBERT NEFF

15,303 MILES 14,917 MILES 14,323 MILES 12,016 MILES

 INTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS

a monthly reminder section

THANK YOU
from everyone

This is has been an incredibly trying time for our company, and likely, many
other logistics and transportation companies.

In regards to Governor Whitmer's mandatory shelter-in-place order, Sweet

Express and our subsidiaries fortunately fall under the category of "essential
industry" within Transportation and Logistics.With that being said, it is
regrettably impossible to send all of our employees home to stay sheltered
with their families. For all of those currently working and dedicated to
making sure we are able to provide our country with the supplies we need to
fight the virus, it is truly appreciated. Our team is truly amazing, and our
family values are shining brighter than ever. Our drivers are driving around
the clock, through all conditions and overall, completely unprecedented
times in our country. We are beyond thankful to the drivers doing this, and
our office personnel as well, working tirelessly to make sure everyone is able
to survive these trying times.Beyond our Express Companies family, we are
also thankful to the other essential industries and business that are
remaining open during this turbulent time. We couldn't do it without you all.

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ATTENTION DRIVERS: UPDATED SAFETY POLICIES

ARE ON THE WAY; PLEASE CHECK EMAIL
REGULARLY FOR UPCOMING CHANGES.

***PLEASE DO NOT LITTER IN OUR YARD, OR IN

GENERAL! WE ALL SHARE THIS WORLD
TOGETHER***

IF YOU HAVE A MATTRESS NEEDING DISPOSAL,

PLEASE GET WITH EDVIN IN SAFETY.

FINALLY, PLEASE DO NOT SPEED INTO AND

THROUGH THE PARKING LOT. 
OKAY, DONE YELLING. ;)

SENDING A SPECIAL SHOUTOUT TO DRIVER ALMIN SEFER -- "HE HELPS OUT SO MUCH WITH THE
TRANSLATION OF THE BOSNIAN DRIVERS FOR ME, HE'S A GREAT HELP." -JANINE IN SAFETY

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CURRENT STATE OF SAFETY

Safety Tips for Truck Drivers

From our Human Resources Department:

In light of the recent riots and protests, we have compiled a list of tips to help drivers
in the case they are caught in an unwanted situation. Please take tips into
consideration if you find yourself in a situation

Pre-plan as best as possible for safe havens across their routes. This can include looking
at different options for where to spend the night or travel to for their protection.

When planning - attempt to avoid large cities if possible however there is no guarantee
these are not happening in the smallest of towns.

Stay informed on what is going on both locally and nationally.

Stay calm, and collected.

Slow down if approaching a riot and immediately contact Authorities if placed in a

position that they feel unsafe.

Communicate with their Driver Managers immediately and/or AfterHours.

Follow the rules of Sweet Express, DOT and FMCSA when over the road (no hitting,
bumping or running over someone)

Know the firearm policy with the company.

As always, use best judgement when faced in any scenario where they feel worried,
intimidated or in a tough position where help is needed. Sweet Express does not
condone violence.

Employees can utilize the Panic button on their Peoplenet.

Always stay focused while on the road, attempt to stop as soon as possible before
entering the crowds. Utilize their speciality as best as possible.
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BUILDING UPDATES

Over the past few months, our maintenance and janitorial workers have been taking
advantage of the less than regular in-person staffing by deep cleaning and making
various building improvements. Check out some of the projects below:

PICTURES CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE

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CORONAVIRUS

Safety Tips for Employees to

Reduce Exposure to COVID-19

With many states beginning to implement programs to re-open their economies, it's more
important than ever to remember these tips to help prevent and limit exposure both to
yourself and others!

Office Staff: Please be sure to complete the daily

symptom reporting sheet prior to entering the

building.
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RAND MCNALLY 530 GPS for sale!

$130 shipped and sold by one of our drivers!

Item is in NEW condition.

Contact marketing@sweet-omni if interested.

If you're interested in submitting a story, shout-out, or any other relevant

information for our monthly news letter, send the information to
marketing@sweet-omni.com.