Rising Star Insurance Group, Inc. Blog: workers compensation
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Friday, September 10, 2021Ergonomics is the science of optimizing an environment for maximum safety and efficiency. In the workplace, emphasizing ergonomics will not only improve your bottom line and boost employee satisfaction, but it will also reduce the number of workers’ compensation insurance claims made as a result of improving safety. READ MORE >>
Monday, May 24, 2021Workers compensation insurance rates can be overwhelming for some businesses. A few accidents or injuries and you could be wondering how you will continue to pay for this type of coverage, which is required in many cases. Yet, as a business owner, you know the value of protecting your employees. READ MORE >>
Friday, January 15, 2021 As a business owner, you have to implement a full risk management and compliance strategy, and this includes insuring your operations and employees appropriately. One critical benefit that you should never go without is workers’ compensation insurance. READ MORE >>
Thursday, December 31, 2020 General liability insurance is designed to cover basic accidents that may occur on any business’ property across industries and locations. This includes bodily injury someone may suffer, such as if a customer slips and falls in your retail store. But what happens when employees are injured? READ MORE >>
Wednesday, September 16, 2020 There are many situations when one of your business’s employees might get hurt on the job. However, sometimes, these injuries don’t occur in a sudden accident. Some injuries might arise in the form of chronic illnesses or disabilities brought on by years of exposure to risky working conditions. READ MORE >>
Friday, May 15, 2020 There are plenty of horror stories about workers compensation insurance providing coverage for certain individuals or types of injury related to a job but not others. For instance, there have been purported instances where PTSD related to workplace-related trauma have not been covered. READ MORE >>
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