At the end of the calendar year, workplace holiday celebrations are an experience that many employees look forward to as a highlight of the season. These celebrations are often a long-standing tradition allowing employees to celebrate with their colleagues—and sometimes family and guests. However, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, many organizations are evaluating… [Read More]
Protect your employees – and yourself As concerns about the COVID-19 continue to rise, many employers are beginning to consider steps they can take to protect their workforce. This article will examine what coronavirus is, how it spreads, and what you, as an employer, can do to keep employees–and yourself– from becoming ill. What Is Coronavirus?… [Read More]
Are you prepared? Unlike physical threats that prompt immediate action—like stopping, dropping and rolling if you catch on fire—cyber threats are often difficult to identify and understand. Cyber threats include dangers such as viruses erasing entire systems, intruders breaking into systems and altering files, intruders using your computer or device to attack others and… [Read More]
Preparing your family for fire, flood or other disaster Evacuations are more common than many people realize. Fires and floods are the most frequent causes of evacuations in the United States, and almost every year, people along coastlines evacuate as hurricanes approach. In addition, transportation and industrial accidents release harmful substances hundreds of times a… [Read More]
Check insurance costs before buying your next vehicle Article excerpted from Safeco.com You’re in the market for a new car or truck. You’ve researched models, taken test drives, and waited for just the right deal. But have you considered your insurance costs? Your car insurance premium is based on many things. The biggest… [Read More]
Humidity is up, temperatures are down (at least a little) and thunderheads appear in the north most afternoons. The monsoon is here, bringing hope for rain and some relief from the Arizona desert heat. But relief can quickly turn to panic if you’re behind the wheel when a storm suddenly hits.
Helpful advice for what to do after a car accident Whether it’s a fender-bender or a more serious crash, being in a car accident is a truly frightening experience. According to auto insurance industry estimates, the average driver will be involved in 3 – 4 accidents over a typical lifespan of driving. Would you know… [Read More]
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