Workers‘ compensation classification codes are numeric codes that insurance providers use to categorize various working professions. For example, as a company‘s employee, you may be working as a contractor supervisor;
Studies show heat exposure negatively affects your mood, whether you work in the oppressing heat or you’re stuck in an air-conditioned office. It can lead
Whether it’s due to tight deadlines or an increased workload, or something going on in their personal life, a fatigued employee can endanger themselves and
We all know that we’re not supposed to text and drive, but what about using your cell phone while at work? Read more to learn
A recent trend in general liability insurance policies adds an endorsement, which excludes coverage for subcontractor acts. The reason for adding this endorsement is it
Employers have a responsibility to keep their workers safe, even during a disaster. Unfortunately, few employers take the time to assess risk, craft an emergency
The principles behind workers’ compensation insurance aren’t new. Dating back as far as the Sumerians, laws provided compensation for particular injuries. Later, the Greeks, Romans,
As the weather warms, companies often offer employee events. Whether it’s a retreat, softball game, or picnic, it’s a great way to acknowledge employee contribution,
Fraud is a pervasive problem in the Workers’ Compensation system. Employees, providers, and third-party administrators all contribute to the $7.2 billion annual loss. A business
You have a problem with an employee and it’s been going on for months. They have continually failed to meet company expectations, stirred up trouble
