Jennifer Prather won the Outstanding Achievement Award at the Texas Telephone Association meeting. She has worked long hours this year on the board of TTA, an association that has gone through a huge transformation thanks to her involvement and efforts. Jennifer is also on our Telcom Insurance Group board. Lucia Lucio, from ENMR, is retiring […]
The year 2020 is coming to an end. Many would say it can’t end soon enough, but that’s a topic for another day. You’ve done a great job with your goals of implementing or continuing your safety meetings and using safety strategy tools, and you’re almost there to have a claim free year! Then one […]
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Specific to this flu season and the ongoing pandemic, employers’ vaccination policies will attract a lot of attention. As employers review their policies and ask themselves whether they can enforce a mandatory vaccination policy, there are several points to consider: Remember the distinction between mandatory vaccinations and employee screenings (i.e., temperature checks, COVID-19 testing or […]
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Well, thankfully, 2020’s end is in sight. We can all enjoy a collective sigh of relief. But now that you have relaxed a bit, it is time to start stressing about the holidays — just in the “Nick” of time. All kidding aside, this is always a stressful time of year, especially if you are […]
Let’s take a moment to talk about one of the most feared issues facing the businesses, government and medical industries of our world today: a data breach. It seems like every day we hear a news story regarding the theft of some database of a major retailer, credit card company, hospital or health insurer and […]
Invoices for insurance premiums are generated by your account manager throughout the month as policies are bound and issued. They are generally emailed to the main contact, often the general manager or insurance contact, unless you instruct us differently. Most of the time, these invoices are paid on time. But what happens if they are […]
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Each policy typically has a one-year policy term. Every insurance company (carrier) will request certain required documents to either be completed or updated from last year. At the end of each policy term, your account executive (AE) will send you the required applications to start the renewal process. Your Account Executive will email you the […]
There is a global pandemic that continues to impact our world and change how we conduct business. It has resulted in millions of people struggling to study or work from home, while many others have been furloughed from their jobs altogether. There also is civil unrest across the nation as thousands take to the streets […]
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A “First Named Insured” is, by definition, exactly as it sounds — that is, the first named insured is the person or business who is explicitly named on the insurance contract/policy. If you are the first named insured, your name usually appears on the first page of the contract/policy, often within the first few lines. […]
Many workers must perform repetitive motions as part of their daily workflow. While we can see injury from repetitive motion in any joint that is used over and over, the most common type by far is when the condition occurs in the hand and wrist. This often results in a diagnosis of carpal tunnel syndrome, […]
