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Insurance, with benefits?

Many small businesses purchase quite a lot of insurance; from workers’ compensation to directors and officers to general liability. While the main benefits of insurance are obvious, there are often additional benefits that are rarely take advantage of by companies. These insurances typically come with access to libraries full of useful information and a wealth of expertise. So, before you start developing employee training or writing policies, look to see what your insurance carriers have to offer first.

By way of example, we all need to train employees on MIOSHA – Hazardous Communication. There are numerous off the shelf products that you can purchase for $200 - $500 per product. On the other hand, you could save that money by simply borrowing it as needed from your workers’ compensation carrier. In many instances they may also offer to come out and assist you with a safety audit which is also required by MIOSHA. So take full advantage of your insurance company by checking out all the services you actually bought when you booked your insurance!

The New Form I- 9- What You Need to Know

  As of January 31, 2020 the Department of Homeland Security- U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced the release of the new version of Form I-9, Employment Eligibility Verification. While this form is ready for...

What’s the 4-1-1 on the 2020 W-4?

Recently the IRS released the official W-4 that will be used starting January 1, 2020. The new form “uses the same underlying information as the old design, but it replaces complicated worksheets with more straightforward questions that make...

FORM I-9 IS ABOUT TO EXPIRE: WHAT SHOULD I DO?

As an employer or human resource representative, you probably use the USCIS Form I-9 constantly as you hire new employees.  Even though this is a familiar form, you may not have looked at the expiration date in a while. Well…if you...

6 REASONS TO HAVE AN EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

We live in a time where stress is all around us.  Stress at work can come in the form of deadlines, heavy workloads and work conflicts.  Stress at home may be the result of relationship issues, health challenges, packed kid schedules or...

4 Ways Flexibility in the Workplace Really Works!

  With 2019 upon us, many businesses may be evaluating their business and human resource practices to prepare for what is to come in the year ahead.   As advancements in technology continue to give employees the opportunity to...
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