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... payment of medical treatment transportation expenses properly applies to the ...arding the fact of disability may be binding in other proceedings.
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...ion routes, coordination, and transportation needs for employees
Head-cou...strophe information: restrictions on binding authority, and confirming procedu...
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A. Transportation - car, business mileage, personal...
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...relatives, evacuation routes, transportation needs, and shelters;
Coordin... insurance companies: Communication, binding authority, special catastrophe in...
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... A. Transportation - car, business mileage, personal...
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...e ways in which signs, glass, transportation, off-premises coverage, etc. is p...because the agency made a mistake in binding or arranging coverage. The proble...
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... to the agency or to a department within the agency. Interactive, transactional Web sites that allow the online visitor to do something, such as report a claim, request an ID card, report a car change, rate a new car option — not just with a free-form request, but by completing required data fields (probably via dialogue boxes) that will be viewable by agency staff and electronically transportable to the carrier and into the agency-management database. An interactive, productive Web site goes one step further and allows Commercial clients to complete the transaction with a print-product, such as an ID card, that they can print on their own printer or with a confirmation that notification (for a claim or for a policy change, for instance) has been transmitted to the carrier. Each of these ... (for instance, coverage on the new car or the higher limit being requested) . You'll forget what you're being asked to do by the time you get back to the office. You won't document the conversation, so it might be "creatively" remembered by the client later on to their own advantage. It won't be appropriate to ask the client for all the information that you need to bind coverage or resolve the issue. Recommendations Avoid these conversations by nipping them in the bud. Try humor. "My putter with the computer-relay chip back to the office hasn't come in yet. Might I call you as soon as I get back there Monday?" Then write a quick reminder to do so. Keep a scratch pad and pen or a palm pilot with you to note unstoppable ...
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...ey've been bound into a book, the binding material is usually gum, the same ma...
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... . Exclusively by producer? &# 160 C. Jointly by agency and producer - percentage owned by each? &# 160 IV. Option to purchase agency interest - waiting period, conditions, limits, price, payment method &# 160 V. Vesting of commissions - waiting period, schedule, value, exchange for ownership share &# 160 VI. Employee benefits &# 160 A. Transportation - car, business mileage, personal mileage &# 160 B. Expense account - business, travel, moving &# 160 C. Memberships - clubs, service organizations &# 160 D. Group Benefits - what/which types available, who pays &# 160 E. Retirement plans and stock options &# 160 F. Contingency plan in event of death, disability, or divorce ... with agency rules regarding: &# 160 1. confidentiality of client data &# 160 2. use of agency property &# 160 3. collecting and remitting premiums &# 160 4. attending agency meetings &# 160 5. educational requirements - what, when, how, who pays &# 160 G. Limits of authority &# 160 1. dealing with customers and companies - binding, advancing premiums, underwriting, extending agency credit &# 160 2. incurring agency expense &# 160 3. hiring or firing support personnel &# 160 II. Compensation &# 160 A. Basic compensation &# 160 1. salary &# 160 2. commission - on new and renewal business &# 160 3. commission with a draw &# 160 B. Participation in ...