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Health Insurance Requirements for Small and Medium Businesses

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Health Insurance Requirements for Small & Medium Businesses. H ealth insurance is one of the most important benefits an employer can offer, regardless of size. According to the Kaiser Family Foundation , only 30 percent of US businesses with fewer than 50 employees provide health insurance to their workers. In short, no.

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2024 Emergency Planning for Restaurants

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Let us pass on the knowledge and expertise that we have gained in our 100+ years in the insurance business, so you can take a few things off your plate – and gain peace of mind. Additionally, they can train employees on proper cleaning, frequency intervals and safety procedures. This article is not a template.

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What Your Restaurant Needs in its Sexual Harassment Policy

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Has a recent state law change made sexual harassment training mandatory, but you don’t know where to begin? For example, new legislation was passed that required all Illinois businesses to provide annual sexual harassment prevention training to all employees. This article is not a template. Look no further.

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April Is Sexual Assault Awareness Month: Here are Seven Items Your Restaurant Needs in its Sexual Harassment Policy

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Society Insurance put together seven items restaurants should include in their sexual harassment policy. While Texas does not have a mandatory legal requirement for private employers to provide sexual harassment training in the workplace, it is highly recommended. This article is not a template.

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The Not So Great Resignation: Unseen Risks and Mitigation of Costs

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The problem this article addresses is the trickle-down of the “great resignation.” There are a few reasons: New employees often lack training; ill-equipped and inexperienced workers sustain more injuries trying to use machinery or tools with which they are not familiar.

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How to Deal with Legal Regulations Affecting Your New Restaurant

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The information provided in this article does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal or financial advice; instead, all content is for general informational purposes only. Information in this article is presented “as-is” and may not constitute the most up-to-date information.

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Safety First: Welcoming Restaurant Employees Back

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As members of Sentry Insurance’s safety team, we’ve compiled several tips and resources with those risks in mind to help your restaurant experience a safer return. Before ramping up operations, conduct training meetings with staff to discuss your restaurant’s protocol for reporting injuries and symptoms.