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OSHA Heat NEP 2026: What Public Employers Need to Know

Learn about OSHA Heat Public regulations that enforce safety during heat-related workplace hazards in New York's public sector.

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Is Self-Funding a Safe Bet for Small Employers?

Discover whether self-funded health plans can help small employers control costs, manage risk, and gain flexibility compared to fully insured plans.

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Quick 2026 Compliance Update & Reminders for NY Contractors

Knowing the 2026 figures for HSAs and FSAs can help you and your employees plan for these valuable pretax benefits for qualified health care expenses.

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Workers’ Compensation: Return-to-Work Strategies and Fraud Red Flags

Determining when workers’ compensation ends and how to get employees back to work after an injury safely can be a long process.

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Certified Payroll Reporting: What Contractors Need to Know for 2026

Contractors across New York State are facing a major compliance update in 2026—new certified payroll reporting rules are now in effect, and understanding them is essential to keep your projects moving.

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What Is an OSHA Recordable Injury?

Many employers with 11 or more employees are required to keep a record of serious work-related injuries and illnesses. Here's an overview of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s recordkeeping requirements.

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Cyber Insurance: Hacking Cyber Security

A cyber breach is a real threat to your business. Our cyber insurance expert takes a look at measures you can take to protect yourself from an attack.

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