Hill & Stone Insurance Agency, Inc Blog: workers compensation
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Monday, April 24, 2023Operating a business means you are responsible for keeping your workers safe throughout the day. Any injuries sustained by your employees prevent them for doing their job, and it costs you money. Every effort you make to improve workplace safety helps your business improve its bottom line. READ MORE >>
Thursday, August 4, 2022Everyone deserves to work in a safe environment, where they can perform job duties without having to worry about their wellbeing. As a business owner, it’s part of your job to provide a safe workplace and make continual efforts to maintain safety over the years. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, May 31, 2022One of the most essential business insurance products is workers' compensation insurance. Modern workers' comp insurance carries layers of federal, state and local regulations. These regulations protect both the injured worker and the employer. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, December 1, 2021Ergonomics is the science of optimizing an environment for maximum safety and efficiency. In the workplace, emphasizing ergonomics will not only improve your bottom line and boost employee satisfaction, but it will also reduce the number of workers’ compensation insurance claims made as a result of improving safety. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, September 15, 2021It’s important to note that employees are not the ones to pay for workers compensation. Workers compensation should not come out of an employee’s paycheck, but instead is paid by the employer or entity of employment. Employers have a duty to their workers to provide workers compensation insurance in case a worker is injured on the job. READ MORE >>
Monday, August 2, 2021In your office, you have employees you must protect. They have workplace rights, and as their employer you must abide by them. Among these rights is the right to receive compensation in case they get hurt on the job. As a result, most Illinois businesses must carry workers’ compensation insurance to satisfy this requirement. READ MORE >>
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