Category Archives: Blog Post

Hurricane Resources

Our thoughts are with our teams, clients, and community in Florida as Hurricane Milton has impacted the region. We are deeply thankful for all the first responders and everyone working tirelessly to help those in need during this challenging time.

Filing a claim after a hurricane and other resources for before and after.

Navigating the Changes to New York’s Workers’ Compensation Experience MOD

To effectively navigate the ever-evolving landscape of workers’ compensation in New York State, it’s crucial to understand the changes to the state’s Experience Modification Factor (MOD). In our recent Risk Management 101 webinar, Megan Coville, Director of OneGroup’s Risk Management Department, provided a comprehensive overview of these changes and their impact. 

Warehouse Safety

Warehouses can be dangerous places. Speed and efficiency are vital, which means moving vehicles, heavy foot traffic and goods flowing in and out.
Glass, pottery, ceramics, bricks and artificial stone are also made with crystalline silica. Crushing, drilling or cutting these minerals creates a superfine dust that people breathe into their lungs. Silica dust exposure can lead to severe health problems or death.

How Does Your Benefits Broker Get Paid?

Most brokers earn commission from insurance carriers. Others charge fees for services provided. Greater transparency in these payment methods can help you control rising health care costs. But, more importantly, a clear picture of how your broker is paid can lead to a long-term, strategic relationship that benefits you and your employees. Working with a broker is often the first step in creating a comprehensive employee benefits plan.

Not Just Dust: Crystalline Silica Dangers in the Workplace

Crystalline silica is a common mineral found in the earth’s crust. Sand, stone, concrete and mortar contain crystalline silica.

Glass, pottery, ceramics, bricks and artificial stone are also made with crystalline silica. Crushing, drilling or cutting these minerals creates a superfine dust that people breathe into their lungs. Silica dust exposure can lead to severe health problems or death.