Workplace Safety Video Contest for Oregon High Schoolers
High school students across Oregon are invited to let their video skills shine for a good cause: increasing awareness about workplace safety for young workers. The annual “Speak up. Work
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HS Students Can Win Cash for Creative Workplace Safety Videos
‘Speak up. Work safe.’ video contest opens to Oregon high school students High school students across Oregon are invited to let their video skills shine in service of a good
Young Employees: Tell Us About Workplace Safety
Are you a worker in Oregon 18–25 years old? If so, the Oregon Young Employee Safety Coalition wants to hear from you! Take this short 16 question survey by March
Young Employee Safety Survey
Are you a worker in Oregon 18–25 years old? If so, the Oregon Young Employee Safety Coalition wants to hear from you! Take this short 16 question survey by January
11 Finalists Named in Safety Video Contest
Eleven finalists have been named—and their videos featured on YouTube—in an annual contest inviting high school students to create videos to raise awareness about workplace safety with the message “Speak
You Could Be 90 Seconds Away From $500
“Speak up. Work safe.” Video Contest Opens to Oregon Students Win cash for creative workplace safety messages Teens have used rap music, humor, and other creative special effects to share
Oregon Students Invited to Enter Safety Video Contest
Win cash for creative workplace safety messages Students have used original music, special effects, and offbeat characters to promote young worker safety and health. The annual Speak up. Work safe.
Salem Academy Students Win Statewide Safety Video Contest
Two students from Salem Academy in Salem took home first-place honors and $500 for their video titled Safety: The Musical promoting young worker safety and health. Austin Coburn and Vinny
Young Worker Safety Video Contest Finalists
View top videos on YouTube Stories told through rap, humor, and other creative moviemaking are among the top videos in the Oregon Young Employee Safety Coalition (O[yes]) video contest. The