Effective Communication During Emergencies: School Alert Systems
Protecting your K-12 community from potential threats – active shooters, severe weather, health outbreaks, and more – is always a top priority. The right school alert systems can provide effective communication to your community during emergencies.
North American Solutions Transitions to INSURICA: A New Chapter
North American Solutions (NAS), a trusted name in education risk management for three decades, is excited to announce a significant milestone in its journey. After 30 years of dedication and service, NAS is rebranding to better reflect its affiliation with parent company INSURICA and to strengthen its commitment to their clients.
5 Tips for Preventing Slips, Trips, and Falls on School Premises
We want to do all we can to prevent our students, parents and community from falls that might result in injury. Most falls (67%) happen on a level surface resulting from slips and trips. Fortunately, most slip, trip and fall incidents are avoidable.
Insurance Policy Review: Starting the New Year Right
As we usher in the New Year, it's the perfect time for a fresh start. Begin the New Year on the right foot with a thorough review of your insurance policies. An insurance review might not be the first thing on your New Year's checklist, but it's a wise move that can yield substantial benefits.
IRS Raises 2024 Health FSA Cap
Unsurprisingly, the IRS has announced an increase in the health flexible spending account (FSA) contribution limit for 2024 to $3,200, according to experts. This $150 boost provides employee the opportunity to set aside more tax-free money to pay for qualifying medical expenses.
Sick Days Have Doubled, but Morale Is Up
In the last few years, employers across the nation have seen a dramatic shift in how their workers approach sick leave. Employees today are taking nearly twice as many sick days compared to pre-pandemic times. But contrary to what some may expect, this surge in time off has not negatively impacted productivity or morale. In fact, the opposite may be true.