May 5, 2022 | Business Insurance, Business Operations, Employement Practices, Workers’ Compensation
AS IDENTITY theft continues growing, one of the main treasure troves that criminals covet is employee data. After all, it typically contains your staff’s personally identifiable information and other information that should not fall into nefarious hands. This kind of...
Apr 30, 2022 | Business Insurance, Business Operations, Employement Practices, Workers’ Compensation
MORE EMPLOYERS are using return-to-work programs for injured workers even if they were not injured on the job, according to a study by Prudential Insurance Co. of America. Many employers have a return-to-work program for their injured employees because it cuts down on...
Jan 22, 2022 | Business Insurance, Business Operations, Employement Practices, Workers’ Compensation
TRADE SECRET theft by employees is a serious and growing problem in the U.S. According to an analysis of federal court cases, 85% of such theft is committed by employees or business partners. Lately, companies have been focusing on high-value, high-tech cyber attacks...
Dec 29, 2021 | Business Insurance, Business Operations, Employement Practices, Workers’ Compensation
CALIFORNIA’S WORKERS’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau has proposed plans to start requiring COVID-19 claims to be included when calculating employer X-Mods, according to a report by an industry trade publication. The proposal, which would have to be approved by...
Oct 7, 2021 | Business Insurance, Business Operations, Workers’ Compensation
MANY COMPANIES are often taken off guard when their workers’ comp X-Mod shoots up after a merger or acquisition. The experience modifier spike is usually the result of the other employer having a less than stellar workplace safety record and high workers’ comp claims...
Recent Comments