Commercial crime insurance, also known as fidelity insurance, protects organizations from financial losses caused by internal and external criminal activities such as employee theft, forgery, and fraud. This coverage is crucial for maintaining financial stability, fulfilling legal obligations, enhancing credibility, and providing peace of mind. DOWNLOAD
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For employers and victims, a workplace crash can have far-reaching financial, medical and legal consequences. Although employers cannot control roadway conditions, this Risk Insights provides proactive tips an employer can take to minimize its roadway risks. Find out more below.
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Because of the potential for violence, which could result in injuries to customers and workers, robbery is the most significant crime exposure for small retail stores. This document is part of a series from the Insurance Services Office (ISO) and covers industry hazards and topics, providing businesses with actionable strategies to safeguard their employees.
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As increasing numbers of women enter the construction trades, concerns about their health and safety are growing. In addition to the primary safety and health hazards faced by all construction workers, there are safety and health issues specific to female construction workers. Read more below
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Tough economic times can be a serious stressor for retail and wholesale workers, especially if sales are slow or you’ve instituted layoffs, benefit reductions or pay freezes. Learn how changes in the economy can contribute to workplace violence and steps you can take to mitigate your risk.
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Assigned risk plans provide a safety net for employers who are unable to acquire workers’ compensation coverage from insurers in a standard market. Although such plans can be helpful to employers in need of coverage, there are several considerations to keep in mind. Review this guidance to learn more about assigned risk plans and their associated ramifications.
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