The ability to maintain good health habits can make a material difference in your employees’ personal and professional well-being. Your organization also stands to gain from lower health care costs and higher productivity.
In today’s litigious climate, it is now more important than ever to consult with your insurance professional about these exposures. Understanding your risks and evaluating the options to protect against them will help you find the best solution for your unique needs.
Voluntary benefits round out a company’s employee benefit offerings, raising them from a plan that just checks the box to a comprehensive plan employees can personalize. With the wide diversity of employees in the workplace today, voluntary benefits are more popular than ever before.
Over the past year, Chuck Baracco, Vice President at OneGroup Retirement Advisors, has grown out his hair for children in need. He grew his hair out from March of 2022 until March of 2023 before making his most recent cut.
You want employees to understand their benefits and make them a valued part of their daily lives. To do that, you need to position your benefits as a tool to help employees reach their goals. Make information easy to access and simple to understand.
Whether large or small, all family-owned businesses need insurance protection.
You may need a separate RV policy depending on your situation and the type of vehicle you own.
You’ve probably heard of umbrella insurance, a type of coverage that protects you if a claim exceeds your insurance policy’s limits. But you might not be familiar with how it works, why your business may need it, and how it differs from excess insurance and regular insurance coverage.
The traditional workplace has been upended. Following years of global uncertainty and health challenges, you and your employees are likely adapting to new ways of working and living. Wellness programs are no exception.
If your program looks and feels the same as it always has, it’s time for a redesign.
Trees can fall and cause damage to your property. You can protect your property by talking to an adjuster and your neighbors.
