News & Current Events

News & Current Events

Keep your business healthy and current with the latest insurance industry news, timely resources, and Metro announcements.
3/9/2023

5 Employment Policies to Review in 2023

Employee handbooks are essential tools for establishing employee expectations, addressing workplace issues, and defending against potential lawsuits. Failing to update your employee handbooks regularly can make you vulnerable to legal risks and liabilities, resulting in costly fines, penalties, and attorneys’ fees. Here are 5 hot-button issues your should review in 2023.

10/11/2022

6 Ways to Keep Your Employees Happy

We found this simple, little list surprisingly helpful. Have you done something thoughtful for your employees recently? With the new "Quietly Quitting" trend on social media, now is the perfect time to show your workforce how much they are appreciated.

8/8/2022

A Business Owner's Guide to California

If you're a new business just getting started, a small business starting to grow fast, or even just a large business looking to find the gaps in your current knowledge and implementation of the law, then we urge you to take advantage of this FREE massive guide.

6/2/2021

Here are the most frequently cited OSHA Violations

OSHA compliance can be a thorn in the side for any business, but knowing what standards the agency is focusing on can help you prepare for an inspection. Here are some helpful tips on what you can do to make sure your business avoids costly penalties.

12/31/2020

Using Technology to Boost Workplace Safety

Advanced technology like virtual reality headsets, smartwatches and drones are readily available, so why not use them to protect your workforce? Employers can use these devices to access real-time data on their workplaces and automatically monitor important safety issues. Get in touch with us today to read our How Technology Can Boost Workplace Safety article, which outlines how these modern advancements can help protect your business.

12/28/2020

Eliminating indoor air pollution

Not everyone keeps their windows open regularly, and since air circulation is often limited, it’s easy for pollutants to build up and adversely affect your health. In fact, the Department of Energy estimates that indoor pollutant levels are 100 times higher than outdoor levels. Keep your office air clean by following these safety tips!