I'm helping revise Bailey & Glasser's Employee Handbook. We are working with Robinson McElwee on this project and I borrow the following, which just seems to make great practical sense and I thought my readers might find it useful too. (Photo borrowed from mahardhika).
“I.C.E” Number
For those persons who have personal cellular phones, the Firm suggests that you create an entry in your address book captioned “ICE.” First responders are now trained to look for this entry on your cell phone in the event you are injured and someone needs to be notified. The “ICE” entry stands for “In Case of Emergency” and you should insert the phone number and contact information for the person who you would want contacted if you are unable to do so yourself.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
ICE (In Case of Emergency)
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That's some good info DP. For those who are iPhone users, there are several free and pay apps available for download set up for ICE information.
Good info on iPhone app Jason. I'll have to check that out. thanks!
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