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...Employers, Special Employers, And Workers' Compensation
STATUTORY EMPLOYERS, SPECIAL EMPLOYERS, AND WORKERS' COMPENSATION by Marvin Sahl, CLU ...ther tort liability claims involving workers.
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Epl Coverage Goes Where We Can't
Workers Comp policies go by the official name of 'Workers Compensation and Employers Liability...ore popular every year, and insurance companies offer competitive premiums to attract business...
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... only safety professionals responsible for results. In smaller enterprises, the agent can become a major influence in molding these elements together. The effort should be made not just for the sake of safety, but to improve morale. For instance, a sanitary district had special trucks to pick up heavy items, such as refrigerators and washing machines, but did not supply its workers with hand trucks. The workers had to move heavy items manually from the curb to the truck-not a safe environment. The employees thought I was a miracle man ... up of nonsupervisory personnel. The people closest to a problem are best able to find practical, cost-effective solutions. Managers sometimes believe that employees lack the sophistication necessary to develop solutions. However, the safety committees I have worked with have produced excellent results. Indeed, workers such as assemblers, sweepers, maintenance people, sales clerks, stock clerks, and cashiers are valuable assets for identifying unsafe conditions and making recommendations that improve productivity and quality. One of my industrial clients told me that communication with the work force had greatly improved ... the the cheapest accident is the one that never happens. Think of the possibilities! Arthur I. Moll, CPCU, CIC, is president of the National Association of Professional Insurance Agents (Pia) and president of Compaudit Services, a firm that helps companies reduce Workers Comp costs. He's also a professional member of the American Society of Safety Engineers. 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? ...
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...ise in areas such as benefits and Workers Comp to offer monthly Webinars to y...amond is known for his expertise in Workers Comp, he’s also a brilliant marketer. On...
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... lot of fresh ideas out there. Here are 25 of the best. Idea #1 : Use shaped CDs to deliver a message that will make a lasting impression. CDs are available in a variety of "shapes," such as business cards, cars, trucks and other specialty themes. Use shaped CDs to deliver memorable moments to customers and prospects. Business cards that are also CDs with information about your agency Proposals Scanned policies An internet search will show you a number of different vendors that offer shaped CDs. Idea # ... . Technology makes it easy to make the most of our expanding need for information. For example, resources such as www.gotomeeting.com and www.gotowebinar.com allow your agency to bring valuable protection-related information to your top clients. Leverage your Commercial Line staff's expertise in areas such as benefits and Workers Comp to offer monthly Webinars to your "A " business insurance clients, creating "golden handcuffs" that give them a tangible reason to remain loyal to your agency. Don't forget your Personal Lines department. Schedule a series of "box lunch" Web clinics ... topics such as employee benefits or caring for aging parents. Personal Lines prospects and customers can eat lunch at their desk while gaining valuable information. If your staff does not have expertise in a specific area, invite subject matter experts to participate from anywhere in the world. Create a direct mail and print media marketing campaign around your Web workshops. Even if attendance is light, the fact that you're advertising this creative idea sets you apart from your competition. Idea # 7: Put a TV in your reception area. Not all ...