Combining hold harmless and indemnity agreements with insurance provides comprehensive financial security for your organization, with state regulations. Proper handling of claims not only helps in reducing costs but also supports a safer workplace environment.
Cold weather leads to an increase in employee injuries. With a few steps, you can improve your workers’ chances of coming through the chill unscathed.
Train your employees to avoid illegal and inappropriate questions when talking to job candidates.
An unexpected resignation can throw off an entire team and leave your organization scrambling. The concern is valid: A recent Gallup poll found that more than half of employees keep tabs on new job opportunities.
The onset of winter weather means an increase in workers’ compensation claims. Blizzards, winter storms, snow, sleet, ice and freezing temperatures can lead to various occupational and workplace injuries and illnesses.
As we kickoff the new year, it’s crucial for employers to grasp the fundamentals of OSHA recordkeeping requirements. During our recent OSHA Recordkeeping and Reporting webinar, OneGroup’s Vice President of Risk Management, Megan Coville, delved into the essential aspects of OSHA recordkeeping, severe incident reporting, and electronic data submissions.
Protecting your business through proper contracts, insurance, and risk management as a business owner are critical parts of your operations. One effective way to mitigate risk is through Contractual Risk Transfer (CRT).
Protecting your business through proper contracts, insurance, and risk management as a business owner are critical parts of your operations. One effective way to mitigate risk is through Contractual Risk Transfer (CRT).
Surety bonds are often required for public and private projects, serving as a guarantee that contractors will fulfill their obligations. Building your surety capacity involves strengthening financial, operational, and relational factors to increase your bonding limits and instill confidence in surety providers.
The onset of winter weather means an increase in workers’ compensation claims, particularly those related to slips, trips, and falls. For public sector organizations, such as municipal services and public works, preventing these claims is crucial to maintaining safety and reducing liability.
