TRSA News
We outline TRSA’s plan for revamping association committees as part of the blending of TRSA/UTSA.
Chairman’s Message
As the blending nears it’s one-year anniversary, it’s worth pointing out the progress that TRSA and UTSA have made in combining their safety committees into one, highly effective organization.
Jeffrey L. Wright
Commentary
TRSA and UTSA members have long relied on committees to deliberate and take action on industry issues. We expect TRSA’s revamped committee structure to reinvigorate that process.
Roger Cocivera
From the Editor
The common view is that the uniform market has suffered disproportionately in the recent economic downturn. We take a look at what’s working for this market.
Jack Morgan
On the Environment
State and federal regulators are scrutinizing local POTWs with renewed vigor. That could mean ordinance changes that could affect your operations. TRSA can help you defend your eco-friendly operations.
Bob Schaffer
News from Washington
Authentic industry voices backed by financial support are critical to getting lawmakers to pay attention to your policy concerns, from EPA rules to labor law, death taxes and more.
Charlie Sewell
HR Adviser
TRSA announces its new DVD on lockout/tagout procedures. This affordable tool ($100 for members) provides hands-on training designed specifically for textile services.
Charles Tomlinson
Corporate Briefs
Textile service and supplier news
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