The Palm Beach Post newspaper in Florida provides a workplace literacy program with six classes in three programs: adult basic education; English for speakers of other languages; and high school equivalency in preparation for a General Educational Development diploma. Employees receive work-release time or are paid to attend class. Class size is 10-15 students. There is also a bonus plan for employees whose skills improve to certain levels, culminating in a $250 bonus for passing the GED exam. The bonuses are regarded as comparable to tuition aid offered for college classes. The Post's goals as a business in providing literacy programs are: (1) increased productivity; (2) improved safety, communications, and precision; and (3) reduced turnover and continued employment and advancement for people whose jobs might otherwise be in jeopardy. (CML)