Sometimes the most basic, obvious measures can make all the difference in a successful workers' compensation program. 

For example, "seat belts are the symbol of your safety program and how seriously you're taking safety," says Gary Eastes, risk and benefits manager for the City of Knoxville.

"If people are not using their seat belts, they are probably considering almost all safety rules to be voluntary," Eastes adds.

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