How your insurance score affects your rates and what you can do about it
When it comes to borrowing money, you most likely are aware that your credit score is a major factor for what a lender offers. An insurance score, however, is a term that isn’t so well known.
How a move consultant can reduce the burden of your office relocation
Relocation can be a challenge, but careful planning can be the difference between a move that’s difficult and one that’s smooth.
How to engage your staff and create a more productive workforce
An important part of the supervisor’s role is motivating employees, and it is a major concern for seasoned and new supervisors alike. What many supervisors may not realize is that there are skills managers can learn to help motivate employees and create greater employee engagement in the workplace.
Alternative fee arrangements provide insight to manage your legal costs
Managing expectations is a critical part of the relationship between law firms and their clients. Here are a few different approaches companies can take in managing their legal needs.
Individual open enrollment period here again for next three months
The next open enrollment period in which individuals can buy health insurance policies on and off the health insurance marketplace runs from Nov. 15, 2014 to Feb. 15, 2015. Here’s what individuals need to know about the open enrollment process.
How to raise growth capital by finding the right investors
What business owners need to know about the capital raising process.
Ohio workers’ compensation system changes will impact your business
What every employer in Ohio with workers’ compensation coverage issued by the BWC should be aware of right now.
How to protect your business against modern fraud
The threat of cybercrime and Internet fraud looms large in 2014. With the expansion of global markets comes a rise in tech-savvy criminals who are poised to breach privacy and threaten organizations across the world.
How to actively manage your workers’ compensation costs
A poorly managed workers’ compensation program could cause your insurance costs to skyrocket, and impact your balance sheet.
How to prepare for retirement through the decades — your 40s, 50s and 60s
When you’re young, retirement can seem too far in the future to be a concern. In many cases, people don’t start taking it more seriously until their 40s when they see their parents living in retirement. But as you get older there is not as much time to make up any shortfalls in your plan. Here’s how to prepare at each stage of life before the planning window narrows.