October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month. Our lives are driven by digital technologies, and there is no better time than now to ensure employees at your business are staying safe and being responsible while using the internet. More than ever, there is less separation between work and daily lives, which makes it important that everyone have shared…
A strong safety culture is in the workplace is a job in itself, but well worth the outcome. PropertyCasualty360 provides us with 4 ways to create a sustainable safety culture within your organization. Instill Values – Create a mindset for employees that safety is much more than just a goal. This can benefit the employee…
Start the succession conversation now—six strategies that are designed to keep your tradition alive. I am the CFO for a family-owned business—and I’m not in “the” family. I’m not alone. In this country, family businesses play a huge role in our economy, providing 60 percent of the nation’s jobs. I’ve had the privilege of working for…
Quite often, data security isn’t a priority to owners of small businesses or those who are self-employed. Although it is important to spend energy trying to grow the business, protecting your data and your clients’ data is extremely important when it comes to keeping your business alive. Creditcards.com provides 6 practical and affordable steps to…
Protect your business from employment-related claims. You follow the interview process. You make the decision. You pass on candidate A as your new customer service lead and make an offer to candidate B. This person accepts the offer and can start next week. Weight lifted, problem solved. Then the letter comes. The candidate you did…
Start tweeting and stop tinkering. Ramp up your social media presence with a targeted strategy that puts your audience first. Should you play in the social media arena? Or, maybe a better question is—if you do, how will you manage your online presence and prevent liability? Social media channels like Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn are…
Hurricane season started on June 1 and runs through November 30. Hurricane preparedness does not end at home. CNA points out that an often over-looked segment of hurricane safety is the workplace and shares 6 proactive steps to take in order to prepare for unpredictable storms and other disasters: Establish or review an Emergency Action…
It’s Easier Than You Think – First Focus On Your People And How They’ll Use And Choose Benefits How do you select the right employee benefits? If you feel overwhelmed by the process, you’re not alone. There’s a lot to navigate, from selecting the medical insurance carrier to understanding the technology. You want to give…
April showers bring May flowers, but they can also bring rainstorms that can cause flood damage to your property! Be sure to take the proper steps to protect your property. Check out FEMA’s “How to Prepare for a Flood,” which includes flood basics, info on emergency notifications and how to protect yourself before, during and…
Welcome all Pittsville Maryland Residents and Business Owners to the National Flood Insurance Program! Click to learn your Flood Risk – Now! Pittsville was one of the last few communities in Wicomico County to join the flood program. Homeowners and businesses in Pittsville will now be able to purchase flood insurance through the National Flood…
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