https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/67/Specimen-Cluster-Agreement/
...responsible for the billing and collection of premiums due on business written...equired to utilize the services of collection agencies or attorneys. CIS shall...
https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/1302/SAMPLE-CLUSTER-AGREEMENT/
...responsible for the billing and collection of premiums due on business written...equired to utilize the services of collection agencies or attorneys. CIS shall...
https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/1383/FOLLOW-UP-COLLECTION-LETTER/
Follow-Up Collection Letter
FOLLOW-UP COLLECTION LETTER Dear (Customer Name), RE: ...
https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/1382/COLLECTION-LETTER-THREATENING-LEGAL-ACTION/
Collection Letter - Threatening Legal Action
COLLECTION LETTER - THREATENING LEGAL ACTION ...
https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/1096/COMPANY-PAYMENT-OBLIGATIONS/
... hadn't appeared on the May account current we had sent them, we returned the open items listing with the annotation that they were on the June account current, and thought that everything was fine. &# 160 "When the insurer didn't receive payment on the policies by July 15, they put out direct notice of cancellation to the client without so much as a phone call or communication of any kind. &# 160 "The insurer makes a big issue out of the fact that even though these are May items, they are subject to payment 45 days following the effective date, despite their late issue and delivery. &# 160 "I contend that while they are technically correct under the agency agreement, that to take this position penalizes the agent who is shorted in his time to collect and pay the policy and that the literal terms of the contract have to give way to fairness. They are standing pat on their position. &# 160 "Would your ‘experts' have any views on this situation, which has to involve every agency at one time or another?" &# 160 In IIABA's ongoing company contract analysis, we consistently recommend that a provision be included in the agency/company contract setting out the length of time to pay balances and that this also obligates the company to pay balances due to the agent on the same basis that the agent must pay the company. &# 160 The provision should also provide that the period of time allowed to pay balances does not commence until a correct, billable, and deliverable policy is furnished to ...
https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/189/Internal-Credit-Policies/
...Consider the following:
Premium collections occur primarily:
During the n...force credit policy during premium collections
Present 'premium estimates...
https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/1579/WASTE-ANESTHETIC-GASES/
... nitrous oxide and halogenated agents (vapors) such as halothane, enflurane, methoxyflurane, trichloroethylene, and chloroform. The list of workers with potential for exposure toWAGs includes nurses, physicians- surgeons, obstetricians, gynecologists-operating room technicians, and recovery room personnel; dentists and veterinarians and their assistants; and other auxiliaries. Hospital emergency room personnel may also be exposed, but not on a regular basis. OSHA, therefore, has developed technical instructions designed to give guidance for coping with exposure to WAGs. The instructions cover sampling methods, leak test procedures, medical surveillance, disposal methods, training and exposure to WAGs. Exposure Concentrations. No worker should be exposed to concentrations of WAGs greater than two parts per million (ppm) of any halogenated anesthetic agent, based on the weight of the agent collected for a 45-liter air sample by charcoal adsorption over a sampling period not to exceed one hour. Controlled agents and their respective weights corresponding to two ppm are: chloroform, 9.76 mg/cu m; trichloroethylene, 10.75 mg/cu m; halothane, 16.15 mg/cu m; methoxyflurane, 13.5 mg/cu m; enflurane, 151 mg/cu m; fluroxene, 10.31 mg/cu m. When such agents are used in combination with nitrous oxide, levels of the halogenated agents well below two ppm are achievable. In most situations, control of nitrous oxide to a time weighted average concentration of 25 ppm during the anesthetic administration period will result in levels of about 0.5 ppm of the halogenated agent. The occupational exposure to nitrous oxide, when used as the sole anesthetic ...
https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/230/11-Surefire-Tactics-To-Gain-Control-Of-Receivables/
...way:
1. Have a formal, written collections policy and enforce it.
2. If you h...ing the problem for good, and your collection policy enforcement can keep your...
https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/2425/Gem-Scam-Recycled-An-Old-Fraud-Returns/
... gems. The 'King Solomon's Gems Collection' was valued in excess of $160 milli...id to be worth $16 million and the collection of stones valued at more than $1...
https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/239/Commission-Reduction-Strategies/
... more time on sales and less on collections.
Get sufficient deposits and don't...