This year, Amerisure shared 48 blogs on market trends, safety and commercial insurance expertise. As 2019 comes to a close, be sure to check out which blogs were the most-read. Keep reading to find out if your favorite made the top 10!
10. Prepare for Success with Emerging Technologies — have you considered investing in emerging technologies that could support your risk management efforts and prepare your company for future success? As a construction business owner, the decision to invest in emerging technologies is not an easy one. It’s no secret new technologies bring some concerns. The solution? A cost-sharing pilot program with your insurance carrier.
9. Wellness in the Workplace — well-being in the workplace. You may have heard that the concept was brought to life by large corporations seeking to cut healthcare costs. However, recent studies attempting to quantify the cost savings show the numbers may not actually add up. So, why implement a formal wellness program at your company? Because healthy employees are happy employees – and happy employees build top workplaces.
8. My Summer at Amerisure — resume building: one of the highest priorities for college students. Gaining experience and learning new skills in various fields is one of the best ways to find jobs out of college and enter the feared “real world” as quickly as possible. While college students avoid thinking about the future as much as possible, we know it’s coming up fast and want to put ourselves in the best position we can.
7. Amerisure’s First Women Producer Power Conference is a Success — everyone has a super power. Superman can fly, Thor can control lightning and Elastigirl can stretch her body until she’s just one millimeter thin. That said, no superhero became as powerful as these by just jumping right in; they needed practice, training and perseverance. That’s what Amerisure offered at the Women Producer Power Conference at their Farmington Hills headquarters on June 18-19, 2019.
6. International Women’s Day — the global holiday was created to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. This year’s theme, #BalanceForBetter, focuses on accelerating a gender-balanced workforce to enhance businesses and the world. In the insurance industry, women are becoming more prevalent in all roles. They not only balance, but thrive, at all industry levels.
5. Addressing These Key Issues Can Help Improve Your Risk Management Plan — a risk management plan has become an integral part of many companies. Risk management strategies allow for improved situational awareness, clear directions in the event of an accident and have the capacity to help reduce insurance claims.
4. How to Prevent and Manage Workplace Injuries — The National Safety Council estimates that a worker is injured on the job every seven seconds and, in 2017 alone, 104 million work days were lost due to work-related injuries. Today’s workplace safety programs offer a variety of tips and strategies for keeping your workers injury-free.
3. Do You Have the Right Protection for Your Business? Three Things to Consider About Your Insurance — your car gets an oil change every 5,000 miles. You probably see your doctor for an annual physical. How often do you review your business insurance to make sure you have the best protection for your company?
2. Tips to Prepare Your Business for Springtime Disasters — it’s spring. The grass is greening, trees are budding and it’s warming up on the jobsite. However, spring also can bring severe weather like tornadoes and hail that can damage your business and property.
1. Wear Your Way to Safety — wearables are making a significant splash in the market. In addition to traditional safety equipment, they present the opportunity to improve safety and efficiency, while reducing injuries and enhancing quality of life for construction workers. This technology is in the early stages, however, it shows tremendous promise for companies seeking to improve critical areas that drive efficiency, profitability and safety.
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