The holiday season is officially here. Not only is this the season for family and giving, but it also means festive decorations, social gatherings, office parties, tasty sweets, family meals, shopping, and more.
How can you make this a safe and healthy holiday season for your family and your organization? Consider the following resources to get you ready for the holidays!
Looking for ways to educate and engage your employees on safety & health topics throughout the year? Check out our 2019 Safety & Health Calendar.
Workplace safety and wellbeing should be a top priority for leadership and employees. But how can you keep your employees engaged all year long? For every organization the approach is different – you could have a safety committee, newsletters, monthly training sessions, and more. The 2019 Safety & Health Calendar is a valuable tool you can utilize to make your efforts more effective.
‘Claims made’ policies are policies commonly associated with professional liability policies, such as Directors & Officers (D&O), Employment Practices Liability (EPL), and other miscellaneous professional liability policies including Lawyers Professional Liability. With an executive policy, it is critical to follow the “claims made” requirements. There are applicable exclusions if the carrier is not noticed when FIRST becoming aware of “circumstances that could give rise to a claim”.
As summer ramps up and the weather is warm, people tend to spend more time outside. Unfortunately, with temperatures on the rise, so is the incidence of car thefts. Below are some tips to help you protect your car from being broken into:
Today we’re sharing insight from guest blogger Kevin LaCroix, attorney and Executive Vice President, RT ProExec. We hope you enjoy Kevin's wisdom and perspective.
We hosted What’s The Risk: The Impact Of Technology On The Employee Experience on May 10, 2018 at Notre Dame - South Bend and on May 11, 2018 at Allen County War Memorial Coliseum - Fort Wayne. Our speakers were phenomenal and our audience took away a lot of valuable information from their presentations. One common topic among all the presenters was the rising technology expectations from employees.
The day you receive your tax return is often a day of celebration. While refund recipients are out celebrating, some are finding themselves a victim of tax refund fraud.
Protecting your employees against falls is one of the most important things you can do to ensure their safety. Year after year falls from elevation are the leading cause of death in construction, with fall protection continually being ranked first on the list of OSHA’s most frequently cited violations. You can help put a stop to these accidents by educating your employees on fall hazards and proper safety measures - not only during the National Safety Stand-Down, but throughout the entire year.
Alcohol use among employees or their family members can be an expensive problem for business and industry. Alcohol abuse is linked to issues such as lost productivity, absenteeism, injuries, fatalities, theft, low employee morale, legal liabilities, and increases in healthcare and workers' compensation costs.
