OK, NOW TRY TO STAND UP

Don't laugh. Skanska's morning stretch and flex work-out in Boston and all its offices and construction sites across the country isn't just designed to give the staff a chuckle. It promotes safety for all of its workers by preparing them mentally and physically for the day. More than just limbering up, we're told it also helps morale and alertness on the job. Here, Laurie Clifford, Daniel Mulugeta, Paul Hewins, Sandy MacLeod, Joe Reilly, Kerim Evin, Claude LeBlanc, and Lindsay Buzzell shape up with an eye on making 2010 an injury-free year.

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