Risk exists everywhere in business. One of the biggest mistakes that companies make is assuming that the cost of risk only involves their insurance premiums paid, retained losses and administrative costs. However, the total cost of risk encompasses much more than that. While a risk management program can be an effective method for controlling risk,…
When was the last time you wrote a plan for your business? If it was before you started your company, how long has it been since you looked at that business plan? Maybe you never wrote one at all. Developing a strategic plan for your business can help take your company to even greater heights.…
When you think about the accomplishments of great business leaders, the scope of their achievements may seem intimidating. But that doesn’t mean that you can’t learn from them in order to become a better leader yourself. Let’s examine some habits of great business leaders that you can adopt to strengthen your leadership skills. When practiced…
Allowing employees to work remotely from home or other off-site locations can increase productivity for workers, reduce costs for the company and create beneficial flexibility to keep operations going if something happened to your business’s primary physical location. However, remote work, or telecommuting, needs to be conducted carefully with the help of established company policies…
Seasonal workers help businesses take advantage of busy periods without absorbing the expense of hiring full-time employees. What’s the best way to hire temporary employees before your seasonal uptick hits? Check out the following tips from Nationwide. Staffing agencies More than three million temporary workers are employed by U.S. staffing companies during an average week.…
Understanding the types of cyber criminals and their techniques can help protect your organization from a data breach. Travelers provides a list of common threats and prevention steps a business can take. #1 The Social Engineer Cyber criminals pretending to be someone else can trick unsuspecting employees to compromise data. In one scenario, a spoof email purporting…
Winter weather is unpredictable and can have a large impact on your business. While maintaining business operations is always at the forefront of your mind, it is important to consider employee safety as well. You should have policies and procedures in place before bad weather hits so that your company and employees are as prepared…
PHISHING SEASON IS HERE! You’re gearing up for tax season, one of your busiest times of the year. But phishing scammers are gearing up, too. The Federal Bureau of Investigation reports Human Resource departments and W-2 data are top targets in online personal info theft. STAY SUSPICIOUS Phishing relies on unsuspecting people who take a…
If you’re a risk manager, safety officer, or other company stakeholder, you know the liability exposure for company vehicles inside and out. You regulate and maintain your fleet and your drivers on a daily basis, and do everything you can to avoid being part of auto incidents. But your liability may not end with your company…
Frozen water exerts thousands of pounds of pressure per square inch on a pipe and can burst it, causing flooding and major damage to your business. Extensive water damage can also occur as a result of frozen pipes in sprinkler systems during extended power outages in freezing weather. Is your business prepared for winter weather?…
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