Event Recap: Greater Washington Board of Trade Mid-Winter Dinner
What is the Greater Washington Board of Trade? Founded in 1899, in response to a Washington Post editorial calling for the establishment of a much-needed board of trade, the Greater keep reading >
Safety Zone: OSHA’s New Rule Impacting Crane Operations
Whether your company owns or rents cranes – or controls a construction project where cranes are operating – OSHA’s updated rule for crane operator training, certification and evaluation affects you. keep reading >
Ensuring Workforce Resiliency
Many employees in today’s workforce are expected to operate in highly demanding environments and to show resilience against growing psychological burdens. Several occupations are experiencing high-consequence levels of distress and keep reading >
Ask The Expert: GrahamAlytics®
What is GrahamAlytics®? GrahamAlytics® is a unique proprietary business analysis system that totals a client’s loss information, from many sources into one snapshot. The system provides a picture and drills keep reading >
Reducing the Risk of Lawsuits in Health & Human Services
For health and human services organizations, the risk of a lawsuit – and the resulting damages – is not new. But the consequences can be especially devastating for agencies that keep reading >
What to Do After a Construction Accident
Although most construction leaders and workers make job-site safety a top priority, approximately 150,000 construction-related accidents still occur each year, according to the Board of Labor Statistics. That’s more than keep reading >
Preventing Sexual Abuse or Misconduct in Health and Human Services Organizations
A quick scan of recent headlines – including the latest high-profile story about a nursing home that has been found 85 percent liable for the 2013 sexual assault of an keep reading >
Protecting Your Property & Your Bottom Line: Rental Income Loss Coverage
Between the destructive California wildfires and the damage caused by Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma, 2017 was a record-breaking year for natural disasters. According to a recent report from the keep reading >
Four Tips for New Employee Safety on Construction Sites
Construction is often cited as one of the most dangerous industries in the country. According to the Reports of Fatalities and Catastrophes Archive from the U.S. Department of Labor, more keep reading >
Contingent Business Interruption: Protecting Your Manufacturing Facility
This year, the United States witnessed firsthand the destruction severe weather events can have on homes, businesses and local economies. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported that 15 extreme keep reading >
