Staying connected to co-workers and injured workers is paramount for claims adjusters. They can remain connected, working from home, but may need support from their organizations to do so effectively.
During The Future of Risk teleconference, presenters of the session ‘Active Shooter: Emerging Insurance and Risk Management Perspectives’ discussed all of the liability, insurance implications, and emotional trauma of these tragic incidents.
Organizations must rethink recruiting as the mass retirement of baby boomers creates a talent shortage for the risk management and insurance industries.
After the Borderline Grill shooting, the State Fund’s Major Claims Operations unit made a significant impact on those suffering from the horrific event.
‘Doing good’ takes more than a few volunteer hours, which is why more businesses are investing time and resources into corporate social responsibility programs.
Pandemic response plans, policies for workers in affected areas and keeping up-to-date information on hand are just a few ways to protect employees working near the coronavirus outbreaks.
Too many female executives risk falling behind if they don’t brush up on their business acumen, and the insurance industry, for one, can ill-afford to fall short in talent development.
While social media has created an extraordinary opportunity for many businesses to reach out to consumers in an instant, some posts are proving an immense risk.
Joe Cellura, President, Allied World North America Property & Casualty gives our readers his take on one of the more controversial topics out there: gun policies in the workplace.