Snow and Your Association

Delmarva doesn’t always get snowfall accumulation – but it’s in the forecast for this weekend. 1. Time to check in with your snow removal contractor. 2. Review your snow removal policies with residents and clearly communicate unit owner responsibilities. 3. Check to make sure the heat is on and the water is off for second home properties. When winter storms bring snow…

OSHA Clarifies Key Compliance Expectations Through 7 Letters of Interpretation

Recently, OSHA issued seven letters of interpretation clarifying its interpretation and enforcement of specific regulatory requirements. These letters address the following topics: Permit-required confined spaces; COVID-19 recordkeeping and reporting status; Powered industrial truck (PIT) training; Recordkeeping software; Engineering control standards for benzene and 1,3-butadiene; Audiometric testing for workers with cochlear implants (CIs); and Stair angle…

AI Cheat Sheet: Terms Employers Should Know

HR teams are leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) for recruiting, onboarding, performance management and even personalized benefits. AI evolves fast, and the terminology can feel overwhelming. This cheat sheet breaks down 10 common AI terms and concepts to help employers lead with confidence.   Algorithm A set of rules or instructions that an AI system follows…

Preventing Human Trafficking

Human trafficking is one of the fastest-growing criminal enterprises in the world and is estimated to be a $150 billion-a-year industry. This activity is common in the hospitality industry, largely due to the privacy hotels and motels offer criminal third parties. In fact, criminals can operate discreetly in these businesses, as they provide traffickers with…

Handling Inclement Weather

Winter weather can bring about a host of unique challenges for you and your employees. You need to consider your employees’ safety, potential company liabilities, attendance and pay-related issues. It’s important to be prepared for all scenarios associated with inclement weather before it arrives and to make sure employees are properly informed of all relevant…

Hospitality Outlook Report 2026

Based on extensive industry research and expertise, the EHL Insights Report: Hospitality Outlook 2026 offers an in-depth perspective on where the industry is heading in the coming years. Through key insights and analysis, it aims to inspire innovation, emphasize human-centricity and collaboration, and enhance our industry, by equipping hospitality professionals with a clear understanding of emerging…

Attractive Nuisances on Construction Sites

Attractive nuisances are manufactured conditions on your property, vacant site or active site after hours that draw trespassers, particularly children and minors. Construction sites pose significant attractive nuisance hazards. The general contractor on the site can be held liable for any injuries trespassers sustain due to these conditions. Construction employers can prevent entrance onto worksites…

Mental Health Safety in Construction

As a construction worker, you may often work in difficult environments with changing conditions and firm deadlines. These challenging settings can be stressful and negatively affect your mental health, so it is essential to take proactive steps to protect your mental well-being. Mental Health in the Construction Industry Poor mental health is a major issue…

Understanding Home Renovation Risks

Whether you’re building a new home addition, adding a feature like a swimming pool, redoing a bathroom or upgrading an electrical system, understanding and addressing possible renovation risks is critical. 5 Key Renovation Considerations In the lead-up to your project, your insurance agent can help review potential risks and concerns that may require attention. Specifically,…