JCP&L recognized the following work groups for recent safety milestones:

• Cookstown – Fourteen employees in the Lines group achieved 17 years without an OSHA recordable and six years without a controllable motor vehicle accident (CMVA).
• West Wharton – The Transmission group’s 16 employees celebrated seven years of work without an OSHA-recordable incident.
• Phillipsburg/Washington – Meter Reading reached six years without an OSHA recordable. There are 14 employees in the group.
• Central New Jersey – The Mobile Construction Group’s eight employees achieved six years without a CMVA.
• Hopatcong – Meter Reading has gone five years without a CMVA and four years without an OSHA recordable. Eleven employees work in the group.
• Northern New Jersey – Twelve employees in the Fleet Services’ remote reporting night crew have driven four years without a CMVA.
• Flemington – Meter Reading achieved three years without an OSHA recordable. There are 11 employees in the group.
• Summit – Forty-four employees in the Lines group celebrated three years without a CMVA.
• Forestry – Eleven employees in the group have worked two years without an OSHA recordable.
• Dover – The Lines group achieved two years of OSHA-free work. There are 47 employees at the shop.
• Morristown – Fourteen members of the Cable group achieved two years without a CMVA.
• Boonton – The Lines group’s 33 employees celebrated one year without a CMVA.
• Lakewood – Thirty-six employees in the Lines group have driven one year without a CMVA.

Bargaining-unit employees at JCP&L are represented by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 1289.