Tuesday, August 16, 2022Business owners or their employees might drive on behalf of the business every day. Some might make deliveries, others might travel for meetings or to see clients. Even in this time of social distancing, travel has not stopped. Plus, working away from the traditional office is likely to increase in the future. READ MORE >>
Monday, June 27, 2022Proper maintenance can be an important part of a business. It helps to ensure your equipment works well. Most people see this as a way of reducing costly equipment breakdowns. However, it can also help reduce workers' compensation insurance claims. How do the two factors relate to each other? READ MORE >>
Monday, April 18, 2022If you offer new products or services, it's possible that your workers compensation insurance rates may change. That's because the type of work that your employees perform is the primary driver in workers compensation insurance rates. How Workers Compensation Rates Work READ MORE >>
Tuesday, June 1, 2021Accidents happen. People trip, fumble, drop things and are injured even in the safest of spaces. While you can’t predict every injury that could occur at your business, there are some easy ways to make your workplace safer for employees. 1. Invest in Proper Training READ MORE >>
Wednesday, April 14, 2021A commercial vehicle accident is likely to cause a few headaches for any business owner. Those who are cognizant of their own security and obligations as vehicle operators should therefore invest in quality commercial auto insurance. However, there’s another benefit that they might also need at this time—workers' compensation insurance. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, February 16, 2021No one is immune from the risk of getting hurt at work. However, if an injury occurs while you are on the job, then it is often your employer who has to take responsibility for it. As a result, the affected employee often will qualify for workers’ compensation. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, December 16, 2020 Understanding Repetitive Motion Injuries Even if you feel like your desk job is relatively low-risk, you could still get hurt at work. Everyone faces occupational hazards at all times. However, they aren’t always obvious risks like slip-and-fall, head injury or machine injury hazards. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, October 27, 2020 At its most basic, workers compensation is designed to cover injuries an employee may sustain on the job. This means that any injuries or conditions an employee may suffer off the clock or away from work will not be covered. However, this doesn’t mean that all pre-existing conditions are excluded. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, June 24, 2020Employers often benefit from fully understanding the types of injuries and illnesses covered by workers' compensation. Remember that every policy is different. Your business insurance agent can provide the most up-to-date information on your policy. What Is Workers Compensation Insurance? READ MORE >>
Wednesday, February 26, 2020What can happen to you and your business if you don't have workers compensation insurance? The short answer is — if you're not in a state that doesn't require it — you're going to be paying some substantial fines for neglecting to cover your employees. READ MORE >>
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