How Employers Should Approach Safety Training as Gen Z Enters the Trades
As an influx of new employees takes on higher-hazard jobs, a well-oiled approach to risk management is imperative.
As an influx of new employees takes on higher-hazard jobs, a well-oiled approach to risk management is imperative.
Discover how to navigate the complexities of workers compensation, enhance your niche marketing strategies and better serve your clients in today’s market.
As the business sector continues to develop with new technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI), agents can add value to their client relationships via numerous paths.
With a total combined ratio of 86 for 2023, the workers compensation market continued to waltz its way through another profitable year.
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The workers compensation system is vital to the smooth functioning of U.S. businesses. Yet employers and workers comp carriers face major challenges.
Atlas is able to write businesses with high experience modifications, large accounts, high- to low-hazard solutions, new ventures and businesses with up to a 30-day lapse in coverage.
A company has physical locations in eight states and at least five separate workers compensation policies. What issues will having these multiple policies create?
In the first of a three-part series, The National Council on Compensation Insurance explored several carrier perspectives on the latest trends in safety technology in the workplace.
Agents can work with contractor and subcontractor clients to help them better understand the steps needed to lower risk on the job site.