Workplace Compliance Rules for the Pacific States
[Updated 10/5/21] Regulatory updates for employers to be aware of in Alaska, California, Hawaii, Oregon, and Washington.
Selling Insurance Isn’t Easy—So Why Not Sell Something More Valuable?
Don’t compete in a race to the bottom with other insurance brokers. Become something more than a commodity seller—not just a broker, but a problem-solver.
Workplace Compliance Rules for Mid-Atlantic States
[Updated 10/5/21] Regulatory updates for employers to be aware of in Delaware, Washington, D.C., Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania
The Hierarchy of Controls Is the Best Defense We Have Against COVID-19
A hierarchy of controls is an approach to environmental safety that structures protective measures into 5 stages, in order of most to least effective.
Workplace Compliance Rules for New England States
[Updated 9/7/21] Regulatory updates for employers to be aware of in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
Yes, You’re Allowed to Take Employees’ Temperatures, But You May Have to Pay Them for It
The EEOC allows you to measure your employees’ temperatures during the COVID-19 pandemic, but you need to be careful about how you do it.
Auto Dealers: Essential Businesses or Not?
Federal guidelines say that automotive dealerships are essential businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn how to keep your employees safe and stay profitable.
How to Prevent Identity Theft At Your Dealership
Ryan Daly wrote an article for Auto Success about how to prevent identity theft at dealerships.
Disasters Happen But Disaster Recovery Plans Don’t
In a Wards Auto article, Mike Tanguay outlines 5 things that auto dealers should consider when developing their disaster recovery plans.
The Present and Future States of EHS Performance
KPA’s State of the Industry report shows that in the coming year, company spending on EHS will increase or remain the same for 96% of organizations.
