Traveling Internationally for Work? Two Words: ‘Be Cautious’
By Joe Watts
If you travel for business or have employees who frequently travel, you know flying outside the U.S. provides opportunities to engage with…
Read more >>Archive for July 2017
-
-
Beyond Reason…Or Is It?
By Miles Weis
No matter how “unreasonable” some accommodation requests may seem, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires you to consider them as reasonable…
Read more >> -
Summer Vacation + An Empty House = Paradise for Thieves
By Joe DeLuca
Are you trying to fit in one last vacation before summer ends and the kids are back in school? You’re not alone!…
Read more >> -
Good News: Employers Don’t Need 51 Votes to Manage Their Health Plans!
By Ed Oleksiak
I think we’ve all been watching the news unfold lately…and if you haven’t been, you no doubt have heard about the “little”…
Read more >> -
Risk Retention…What’s That?
By Beau Reid
Technically, risk retention must be defined before one can define risk transfer…which by definition, is INSURANCE. The dictionary defines insurance as this:…
Read more >> -
Viewing the World Through a Wider Lens
By Tim McCulloh
Have you ever been asked to take part in something where your immediate response was, “Wow, I’m incredibly humbled to even be…
Read more >> -
The Value of a Mentor
By Dan Keough
My family experienced something new this past May…18 years in the making. My oldest son, Daniel, graduated from high school. When people…
Read more >> -
Healthcare Swimsuit Issue
By Den Bishop
The annual Milliman Medical Index is to healthcare actuaries what the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue is to teenage boys. It’s highly anticipated, and…
Read more >>
