Employee Compliance Training
A workplace safety training program is a mandatory approach to educate employees about potential workplace hazards, safe work practices, and emergency procedures.
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Building a Modern Wellness Program
Early employee wellness programs were designed to control health care costs. Success was measured by a reduction in medical claims, disability claims and employee absences.
Your Home Insurance Has Limited Protection for Jewelry
How insurance handles a windshield repair or replacement depends on what kind of auto glass coverage you have, how the damage happened and the extent of the damage.
What Do You Do When Your Windshield Needs Repairing?
How insurance handles a windshield repair or replacement depends on what kind of auto glass coverage you have, how the damage happened and the extent of the damage.
How to identify High-Potential Employees for Future Leadership Roles
High-potential employees (HIPOs) are an important segment of the workforce.
How Much Homeowners Insurance Do You Need?
If you’ve been in your home for a few years without a coverage review, there’s a good chance you’re underinsured. Even if you bought recently, you might have grabbed a homeowners policy without much thought just for the sake of closing. Now that you’re in your home and things are settling down, it’s an excellent time to ensure you have the coverage you need for the long haul.
Auto Insurance Coverage Lapse and Reinstating a Policy
Life happens. The car breaks down, the kids get sick, an appliance fails. When the insurance bill arrives, you have every intention of paying it, but somehow you forget.
10 Benefit Trends to Know in 2024
Expect more changes in 2024 as economic uncertainty and emotional burnout affect employee health and finances. Other driving forces will stem from generative artificial intelligence (AI), evolving workplace expectations, labor market fluctuations and the diverse needs of multigenerational workforces.
When your life changes, your insurance should too.
Life doesn’t stop after you obtain insurance coverage. You’ll need to adjust your insurance coverage to align with your new circumstances.
New York State DOL Updates
On Dec. 27, 2023, the New York State Department of Labor (NYSDOL) published a Notice of Adoption of its proposed regulations in the State Register, which means the minimum weekly salary to qualify for the executive and administrative exemptions will officially increase effective Jan. 1, 2024.