The Sprinkle Perspective: A Look at 2020
By Susan Hatten
I have a dear friend who has coined the phrase “The Sprinkle Perspective” — in reference to the tiny colorful sprinkles that…
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Does Your Company Have Uninsured Global Risk?
By Miranda Childers
If your U.S. employee rents a car in Canada, does your U.S. commercial auto policy provide coverage? If you send your U.S….
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Healthcare and the Election: What If Biden…What If Trump?
By Den Bishop
The global pandemic and its associated economic downturn combined with the most visible civil rights and equality discussions since Martin Luther King…
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How Is Virtual Open Enrollment Treating You?
By Mark Fitzgibbons
Most everything we once considered “normal” flew out the window about 10 months ago — what “appropriate” means for our work attire,…
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Don’t Put Your Health on Hold: The Value of Preventive Care
By Jeff Kirke
The pandemic has driven a need to adapt to so many new challenges — from learning new ways to get needed supplies…
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Employee Engagement: The Little Things ‘Add Up’
By Rod Miner
Last month, I helped Holmes Murphy host a client webinar around the impact of employee engagement and culture on workers’ compensation. An…
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I Had COVID-19!
By Ed Oleksiak
Just as President Trump is experiencing now, I gained a different perspective from having COVID-19 this summer. At the end of July,…
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The Perfect Time to Talk About Mental Health and Wellbeing
By Cal Beyer
Let me kick this blog off with some statistics from National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI): 1 in 5 U.S. adults experience mental…
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Fall, Football, and Finally Some Steps Toward ‘Normalcy’
By Dan Keough
Football has finally returned — the Big Ten announced they will return this month. Even if you’re not a football fan, is…
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