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... to provide proof that they have auto insurance as required by law in their state. A copy of the employees current policy must be given to the employee's supervisor and will be kept in the personnel files. A new copy must be provided at the time the current policy expires to show that the insurance has been renewed. Transporting Employees When several employees are transported in a van, bus, or truck, the operator must have a license appropriate to the class of vehicle being driven. The transporting vehicles must be equipped with adequate seats. Vehicles must be equipped with lamps, brakes, horns, windshields, mirrors, and turn signals in good repair. Vehicles must be provided with handrails, steps, stirrups or similar devices for mounting or dismounting. Employees are prohibited from riding on top of ... Plant conditions and operator duties should be reviewed at least annually and when any changes occur. All rules must be enforced. Safety and training records will be maintained. Operating Rules 1. Only authorized, trained, licensed drivers are permitted to operate equipment. 2. No stunt driving or horseplay. 3. No one shall ride on the forks of lift trucks. 4. No part of the body shall be outside running lines or other areas where shear or crushing hazards exist. 5. No one is permitted to pass or work under the elevated portion of a vehicle. 6. Check vehicle at least once per shift for horn, lights, tires, battery, controller, brakes, steering, cooling, and lift system. 7. Immediately tag and remove from service any unsafe vehicle ...

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... can do everything by phone, fax, and e-mail. Are there any drawbacks to out-sourcing your public relations functions to an independent professional? If you have a qualified, capable consultant, there are only two. First, the individual might not be readily available during vacations. With a little planning, that shouldn't be a problem. Second, your out-sourced PR person might get run over by a truck someday or decide to take off for Tahiti forever. Not much you can do about that, but it's a pretty small disadvantage considering the advantages of out-sourcing. Login or Register (for FREE) to gain access to thousands of other great articles. Need more reasons to join? Need insurance for you, your business or your family? Get quality appointments - Save yourself a whole lot of ... has a handful of clients, each becomes a big fish in a small pond meriting prompt attention. They don't require a big staff. In the old days, you needed a fleet of typists and helpers. Today, communication technology — e-mail, fax, computers, and the Internet — lets one person accomplish a lot. Of course, no individual can do everything. When they need more bodies, an independent PR pro can simply rent the necessary resources, such as media-distribution companies, clerical help, graphic designers, and photographers. Additionally, many independents work with other PR people, who can provide specialized expertise. HOW OUTSOURCING WORKS The ability to hire an independent PR pro for a project is one of the advantages of outsourcing. You can start and stop as desired. Ideally, ...

... found negligent. This coverage reflects the reality that Workers Comp doesn't cover every possible occupational claim. For example, the employer may be sued by a third party because the injured employee has sued the third party. Let's assume Curbside Concrete's employee is injured in an accident while driving a company mixer and sues the other driver. The other driver may then sue Curbside, arguing that a defect in its truck caused the accident. Employees using tools are especially prone to making claims like this. Employers Liability coverage is the remedy in a situation where an injured employee sues the faulty tool's manufacturer, and then the manufacturer sues the employer for poor training or maintenance of equipment. Unlike Workers Compensation benefits, Employers Liability coverage goes beyond the workplace and the physical effects of the employee's injury. It handles claims ... Workers Comp law to pursue a claim that is related to employment. Without active Employers Liability coverage, Dynamic would be on its own. Employers Liability Isn't Employers Practices Liability Coverage Workers Compensation and Employers Liability coverage takes care of the different claims that can result from bodily injuries and employment-related illnesses such as black-lung disease. What about employment-related problems that involve illness, stress, or no physical damage to the body? A worker or customer can sue a company for sexual harassment or other illegal practices occurring there. The company's Employers Liability coverage can cover the various consequences of occupational injuries, but it won't compensate the employee who has been treated unfairly by a supervisor-and the company's Commercial General Liability insurance won't protect it, either. There's no other coverage like Employment Practices Liability (EPL) insurance. A company's ...

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