The Department of Labor recently proposed a new rule that they feel will better classify workers and it is something employers should be paying close attention to. If this rule were to pass, it would adopt a new economic reality test to determine what employees should be considered independent contractors and of course, which ones […]
Read MoreA little homework assignment before filling your next prescription
Health care is a hot topic of conversation lately in politics since the Affordable Care Act and now numerous methods of reform are being discussed. But also with regard to the economy since the cost of care seems astronomical lately. Many argue that one of the drivers behind a lot of that cost increase is […]
Read MoreWhat exactly is a sinkhole and do I have coverage for it?
With sinkhole activity up all around the state of Florida and especially a few big ones in the news lately, many people are wondering what exactly a sinkhole is and if they have adequate coverage for the damage one could cause. To first clarify what a sinkhole is it is a depression, cavity or […]
Read MoreAre you required to provide paid time off for your employees to vote?
It’s almost Election Day in one of the biggest election years of the recent past. More so than ever, people are emotionally charged and the media is explosive about Tuesday, November 3rd, 2020. It’s been a controversial year, to say the least. While this may cause strain or stress for some, you can help alleviate […]
Read MoreHow a proactive strategy on risk management may help lower commercial auto insurance rates
With commercial auto insurance rates consistently increasing, many business owners are looking for any ways to reduce cost, all the while keeping their employees safe. Contrary to what most people realize, this can be addressed proactively rather than reactively. Here are a few ways companies with commercial automobiles can manage their losses and in turn, […]
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