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In the United States, an average of 14 people die every day from various workplace accidents. In 2019 alone, 5,333 workers died at work, and those are just the ones we know about. Such workplace accident statistics can give employers a better idea of the dangers workplaces pose to their employees. With so much at… Continue reading 6 Tips on Building a Workplace Safety Program for Employers

The types of insurance a business should have can seem overwhelming. Two important types are general liability and worker’s comp insurance. At first glance, they may seem similar. However, they actually have several important differences. General liability insurance protects your business. Workers’ comp insurance protects your employees if they get sick or injured as a… Continue reading General Liability vs Workers’ Comp Insurance: What’s the Difference?

If you’re running a business, it’s important to ensure the working environment is safe. But even with all the safety measures in place, accidents still happen. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics recorded over 5,250 work-related injuries in 2018.  All these injuries led to financial losses to the victims; hence they need compensation. If you have… Continue reading How Much Is Workers Comp Insurance On A Business?

Did you know that U.S. companies pay $62 billion per year for workplace injuries?  The risk of accidents happening at work is high, and workplace injuries are frequent.  But what are the most common work injuries, and how do you avoid them?  Both employers and employees should know how to mitigate the risk of the most common… Continue reading The 7 Most Common Workplace Injuries (and How to Avoid Them!)

Are you looking for ways to protect your employees in the event of a workplace accident? Do you want to protect your company from paying out major expenses if an injury or illness were to occur? If so, then you need to learn how to get workers’ comp insurance. Not only is it advantageous for… Continue reading How To Get Workers Comp Insurance For Your Employees In 5 Easy Steps

This crazy COVID-19 nightmare keeps putting us through the wringer. We never know what aspect of life it’s going to change next. First, our health is at risk, now both our job and our health is at risk. Everything seems to be turning upside down.  So where do you go to find answers anymore? The… Continue reading Answering Your Workers Comp Questions About COVID-19

Workers’ compensation boasts a long and complex history. The idea of paying a worker for injuries sustained on the job goes back to the Ancient Sumerians over 4,000 years ago. However, things took a few steps back after the Middle Ages set in. Workers often lived in nobles’ estates, and the noble was expected to… Continue reading How Workers Comp Insurance Changes With Business Size

The average cost for workers’ compensation claims is $41,003. However, depending on where on the body the injury happens, this cost could skyrocket. Accidents happen, but when employees get injured on the job, you must stay prepared. To avoid paying out-of-pocket costs for these claims, you must have the right insurance. Read on to learn more about… Continue reading What Happens When Your Employee Is Injured on the Job?

In 2015, employers paid $61.9 billion in workers’ compensation benefits. That is a lot of money for businesses to be out. This is especially true for small businesses. Even after considering the financial impact that small business workers’ comp would have, you must also consider the legal obligation. You may be surprised to find that your… Continue reading Does You Need Small Business Workers’ Comp Insurance?

Growing your business often means hiring a new employee. While this should be an exciting time, finding the right first team member can be challenging for employers. Without the right preparation, business owners risk hiring the wrong new team members. A bad hire can become an expensive mistake. Yet, finding the best employee can feel like… Continue reading A Business Owner’s Checklist for Hiring Employees for the First Time