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Take Charge of Your Return to Work Program

Workplace injuries can and do continue to hurt the bottom line for employers. A well-rounded return-to-work (RTW) program can help employers better control the impact and costs of workers being away from the job, while helping employees quickly recover both physically and financially from an injury. The goal is to enable injured employees to be productive during their recuperation and to maintain a connection to the workplace. A RTW program offers advantages to both the business and its workers.

By |July 20th, 2020|Categories: Blog, Environmental, Workers' Compensation|Comments Off on Take Charge of Your Return to Work Program

Wendy Capirici and The Art of “Marketing”

Wendy Capirici and The Art of "Marketing" The word "marketing" is in quotes because in the insurance profession "marketing" is a very different thing than when it's used in the creative/advertising/graphic design context. There [...]

By |July 16th, 2020|Categories: Podcasts|Comments Off on Wendy Capirici and The Art of “Marketing”

Wearing Facial Coverings or Masks in the Workplace During COVID-19

Employers should know that masks and face coverings are different and should be used by different types of professions in the workplace.

By |June 29th, 2020|Categories: Blog|Tags: |Comments Off on Wearing Facial Coverings or Masks in the Workplace During COVID-19

INSURICA’s Transportation Practice Leaders

INSURICA’s Transportation Practice Leaders Two of INSURICA's Transportation Practice leaders -- Chris Conder and Kevin Riley -- join The U Podcast remotely from Tyler, Texas. In this episode we learn more about the developing [...]

By |June 24th, 2020|Categories: Podcasts|Comments Off on INSURICA’s Transportation Practice Leaders

Manufacturing Industry: What You Need To Know When Working With Chemicals

This infographic gives an overview of the sections in a Hazard Communication Program. Having a Hazard Communication Program in place is extremely important and required by the Occupational Safety & Health Act (OSHA), it is also called Workers' Right To Know.

By |June 16th, 2020|Categories: Blog, Manufacturing|Comments Off on Manufacturing Industry: What You Need To Know When Working With Chemicals
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