Accident investigations are a critical part of the accident and injury prevention process. If an accident occurs, even if the individuals involved are unharmed, it is important to record the events of the accident. The goal of an accident investigation is…
Workers Comp: Creating a Disaster Supply Kit
Natural disasters can strike at anytime and can leave individuals and facilities without necessary supplies for days at a time. Disaster supply kits are an important and potentially life saving tool all buildings should be equipped with. These kits contain…
Workers Comp: Interviewing an Injured Worker
Nonprofits and community-based organizations rely heavily on the hard work and dedication of their staff. Unfortunately, these hardworking employees can get hurt in the course of employment. These injuries are most often insured through a worker’s compensation insurance policy. Once…
Workers Comp: Reporting Lag Time
Reporting a work comp insurance claim as promptly and accurately as possible is the first step in controlling insurance premiums. Because injury details are freshest during the 24 hours following an injury, it is important to start the claim process…
Ask an Agent: Is BOP right for my business?
Recently we’ve been receiving many questions regarding Business Owner’s Policies (BOP). Are they right for my office? What exactly is a Business Owner’s Policy and what does it cover? How can I budget a BOP for my office? Nancy Wuenne,…