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Understanding insurance can be tricky especially when it comes to understanding the wording in your policy. A insurance policy is a contact between the policy holder and the insurance company providing the insured, insurance. A few common sections of a policy include a declaration page, definitions, insuring agreement, exclusions, conditions, exclusions, and riders. Continue reading
When it comes to obtaining or renewing business insurance policies such as general liability, workers’ compensation, commercial automobile coverage, property etc., typically the business, policy coverage and risk associated with the policy will go through what is called underwriting. Each insurance company has it’s own set of underwriting guidelines when determining if they are willing to take the risk of the insured. Continue reading
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is the second line of defense for protecting your hands from injuries. There are many glove selections for different applications. Using an ill-fitted glove is just as dangerous as not using a glove at all.
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Employee turnover is expensive, costing businesses six to nine months’ salary onHow to Boost Employee Retention and Reduce Turnover average. Savvy employers recognize that keeping their people means more than just delivering paychecks on time. Businesses can support their employees by: Continue reading
Maybe the automation of jobs will eventually create new, better jobs. Maybe it will put us all out of work. But as we argue about this, work is changing. Continue reading
Medical professional liability insurance is one type of professional liability insurance that protects Physicians and other licensed health care professionals from liability associated with their patients and the care provided. A single Medical Malpractice Insurance claim carries the potential to financially and professionally devastate even established medical providers and practitioners. Continue reading
Effective January 1, 2017, OSHA has revised its requirements for recording and submitting workplace injury records and illnesses. The OSHA Final Rule on Electronic Tracking of Workplace Injuries and Illnesses revisions require that some recorded information is submitted to OSHA electronically. Continue reading
Business interruption is a top global corporate risk for the fifth year in a row. But worries about Brexit and incoming U.S. President Donald Trump also made the list of companies’ 2017 fears and uncertainties in a new Allianz report.
About 37 percent of respondents rated business interruption as their biggest risk worry, essentially even with 2016, the latest annual Allianz Risk Barometer noted. This year’s report – Allianz’s sixth annual – was based on a survey of 1,237 risk experts from 55 countries. Continue reading
