The Business of Being an Employer – Biggest HR Challenges
Most small and mid-sized business owners did not go into business to be Employers. The need to employ others is simply the consequence of establishing a successful business. Between long…
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19% Workers’ Compensation Rate Decrease Proposed for Tennessee
NCCI is recommending a sizable rate decrease for Tennessee at -19%. If approved, the decrease will be effective 3/1/19. See more information below from Insurance Journal. —— The National Council…
New York Workers’ Compensation Rates to Drop 11.7%
For the third year in a row, rtes will drop in New York this year. This adjustment was recently approved and will take effect on 10.1.18. More from our friends…
New Rules for California Large Deductible Programs
In a move aimed to curb carrier insolvencies in the State of California, there is a proposed rule up for discussion in August to change the carriers able to offer…
Senator Nelson Fundraiser Held On Campus at Libertate Insurance
One of the best things about working out of a non-traditional office is the opportunity to house really cool events. The recent NAPEO fundraiser for Senator Nelson did not disappoint!…
All Hands on Deck in Tallahassee
PEO Growth and the Competitive Climate From our friends at the Florida Association of Professional Employer Organizations (“FAPEO”). It could not be said in a more powerful manner the…
Approved Florida Workers Comp Legal Fees up 36 percent in 2016-2017
What will the WC 2017 – 2018 fiscal year look like? Injured workers racked up nearly $186 million in approved legal fees in 2016-2017, a 36 percent increase from the…
Florida’s Workers’ Comp Rate Decrease By Industry
Florida’s Workers’ Comp Rate Decrease FORT MYERS, Fla., Nov. 27, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — What goes up must come down is a fundamental law of gravity and roller coasters. But it is also starting…