There are two different insurance policies that will cover employee theft; a commercial package policy with a crime endorsement or a separate crime policy. Many business owners think that their commercial property coverage will protect them against employee dishonesty; however, typically property policies do not cover cash or funds and exclude accounts. Continue reading
The restaurants and doughnut shops that consumers pass on their commute would love to predict when they’ll be driving by. Their auto insurer may already know, and could be looking for a way to profit from that information. Continue reading
evada Hotel and Lodging needs to let the world know just how sustainable they are! I am not talking about the “Sustainability” reports generated by internal Sustainability teams for investors. I am talking about the general public’s knowledge of what is behind the curtain. Las Vegas has just surpassed the 45 million annual visitor mark; in my mind that represents 45 million sustainability ambassadors for the Nevada Hotel and Lodging Industry. Now I know that most of the properties want their guests to experience Las Vegas; for me I want most of our visitors to know Las Vegas. Continue reading
While the Great Recession seems like a thing of the past, small business owners are still recovering. And while optimism is growing, owners say top small business challenges for 2015 are financial security, recruiting quality employees, offering the benefits employees want, and creating a competitive edge. Continue reading
By: Eric Hartley (Las Vegas Review Journal) May 2015
After spending months in limbo, … Continue reading
Existing Nevada law allows a top speed of 75 mph. Gustavson said raising speed limits would help truckers and cut down on travel fatigue for all drivers. Continue reading
NEW YORK — Expansion of legalized marijuana use for medicinal and/or recreational purposes figures to compound an already complicated web of management and workers compensation liability issues for employers. Continue reading
CARSON CITY — A Nevada bill that would exempt businesses from paying minimum wage to independent contractors earned praise Monday from business owners who say they want the flexibility to hire people on contract.
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