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What Will It Take to Preserve Today’s Workforce? Implementing Occupational Health Practices Could Be Part of the Equation

Collectively, almost half of the 5,000 Americans who were surveyed cited health concerns as the driving force behind their employment status.

6 Common Mistakes to Avoid if You Want to Maximize Your Cyber Insurance Claim Recovery
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The Great Balancing Act of 2022: How Can We Use Data to Maintain Business Optimism in the Face of Resilience Fatigue?

How Inflation, Supply Chain, Energy Costs and Property Valuations Amplify Hurricane Risk

Why Wearables Could Revolutionize Worker Safety

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What Will It Take to Preserve Today’s Workforce? Implementing Occupational Health Practices Could Be Part of the Equation

Collectively, almost half of the 5,000 Americans who were surveyed cited health concerns as the driving force behind their employment status.

6 Common Mistakes to Avoid if You Want to Maximize Your Cyber Insurance Claim Recovery

Despite the ever-rising prevalence of cyberattacks, the field of cyber insurance is still relatively new and evolving. Do you know, then, what’s inside your policy?

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The Great Balancing Act of 2022: How Can We Use Data to Maintain Business Optimism in the Face of Resilience Fatigue?

From the Russia-Ukraine crisis to supply chain issues, how a business responds and perseveres through risk matters.

How Inflation, Supply Chain, Energy Costs and Property Valuations Amplify Hurricane Risk

Hurricane predictions expect at least19 named storms in 2022, four of which could be CAT 3 or larger.

Why Wearables Could Revolutionize Worker Safety

Wearable tech can help prevent injuries by changing worker behavior, and can help focus attention, in real time, on workplace risks.

What You Don’t Know About Cyber Insurance Can Cost You

In order for cybersecurity insurance policies to be top notch, companies must be playing their part in mitigating cyber risk.

Is the Litigation Deck Stacked Against You? 5 Cards to Play When Responding to the Scene of a Work-Related Accident

Transportation and accident litigation shouldn’t feel like an incomplete deck of cards. Ace these scenarios with the right legal tools at play.

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Insurers, Take It from a Nonprofit Insurance Expert. Nonprofits Shouldn’t Be Expected to Function like For-Profits

Can professionals really compare the insurance needs of for-profit business to those of nonprofit organizations?

Don’t Worry, Newly Proposed SEC Climate Change Rules Could Boost Your ERM Strategy. Here’s How

The SEC maneuvered ESG factors further into the risk category with its recently proposed rule.

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As Global Tensions Continue to Rise, How Will Supply Chains Fare?

How will current tensions across the globe affect the supply chain? Several ways, in fact, and mitigating these business risks is a critical element for all markets.

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Are Mid-Sized Companies Ready for Future Pandemics? Somehow, Many Still Don’t Have a Mitigation Strategy

Although COVID cases in the U.S. have eased of late, companies still need to have a plan for additional flare-ups. But many don’t.

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Employee Retention Has Never Been More Crucial — or More Difficult. Ways the E&S Sector Can Proceed

The looming talent gap of pre-pandemic lore, coupled with the Great Resignation as of late only makes recruitment and retainment of employees that much more difficult.

Work Environment Redux: What Employees Want in 2022 and How Workplaces Are Responding

Flexibility in scheduling is becoming the norm for employers as we start to return to an office setting. This is great news, because the pandemic certainly changed the working climate.

Health, Happiness and the Pursuit of Loyalty. How An Occupational Health Strategy Tamps Down Employee Turnover Risk

Employers have the opportunity to invest in occupational health resources as a means to combat the continued Great Resignation.

Why Shouldn’t Injured Workers Benefit from the Employee Engagement Strategies the Pandemic Taught Us?

Organizations should consider what programs are needed to keep occupationally injured workers who need to be home for a substantial period engaged with the organization.

Two Birds, One Stone: How DEI Efforts Bolster Insurance Industry Diversity While Addressing the Growing Talent Gap

Instilling a successful culture of inclusive hiring from day one requires a review of one’s DE&I practices.

An Uptick in Health Care M&As Is Just What the Doctor Ordered. Here’s One Risk Expert’s Prescription

Health care facilities are acquiring data-driven entities as well as rebranding to show their new capabilities.

Saint Peter’s Basketball Coach Shaheen Holloway Gives Us a Risk Management Lesson

Anytime we pursue an opportunity, we’re taking a risk. This hypothesis is visible in the three areas of risk management where I work.

Construction Defect Claims: How to Break Them Down and Resolve Them

Here’s what builders need to know to prepare for construction defect claims.

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How Unrelenting Litigation Funding, Social Inflation and Other Trends Affect E&S Markets

Social inflation and nuclear verdicts are changing the perception of money. As jury awards climb, insurers and their clients must be abreast of the growing issues plaguing court outcomes.