The
Polley Report
July 2021
Crisis Management What Does it Mean for You?
Inside this issue…
Crisis Management may instantly make you think of a natural disaster - a tsunami, wildfire, or earthquake – that brings devastation and destruction to an area.
What is Crisis Management?
But crises can result from various events and circumstances, including business crises. There are a number of different situations with the potential to cause great damage to your company no matter your industry, size, or resources.
Crisis Management Checklist
Crisis Management Checklist
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California Wildfire Season Are you prepared?
Many homeowners face the risk of wildfires, which are usually triggered by lightning or accidents. They spread quickly, igniting brush, trees, and homes. Some homes survive, but unfortunately, many others do not. Those that do survive almost always do so because their owners had prepared for fire. Reduce your risk by preparing not to protect your family, home, and property in the event of a wildfire. Read more …
California Wildfire Season – Are You Prepared? Workers Compensation – Five Strategies for Reducing Costs Paul’s Corner – American Rescue Plan Act COBRA Subsidy – New Rules for Employers
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Paul’s Corner
5 Strategies for Reducing
American Rescue Plan Act New Rules for Employers
The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), signed into law March 11, 2021, provides a 100% subsidy of premiums for employer-sponsored group health insurance continued under the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1986 (COBRA) and similar state continuation of coverage (miniCOBRA) programs. Read more …
Employers should familiarize themselves with the provisions of the ARPA and watch for additional agency guidance on its implementation.
Costs
Building a Solid OSHA Program There are five elementary steps you can take to have a wellrounded safety program that produces a safe work environment, achieves OSHA compliance, reduces accidents and ultimately reduces workers’ compensation costs. 1. Develop the various programs required by the OSHA standards. 2. Integrate those programs into the daily operations. 3. Investigate all injuries and illnesses. 4. Provide training to develop safety competence in all employees.
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5. Audit your programs and your work areas on a regular basis to stimulate continuous improvement. Read more …
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