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Four staffing trends impacting the industry

As we look ahead to the next half of 2024, there are four significant staffing trends that are expected to shape the industry. A slightly broader liability marketplace: Staffing firms frustrated with the lack of carrier options for liability coverages will be relieved to hear that we have seen ...

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Beyond compliance: How California’s SB 553 redefines workplace protection

The California Department of Industrial Relations has issued a fact sheet summarizing Senate Bill 553 (SB 553), which was enacted to address workplace violence in general industry settings (Non-Healthcare). This legislation, signed into law on September 30, 2023, mandates the creation of a Workplace Violence Prevention Plan (WVPP) by ...

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Navigating political risks: Insights from Marsh’s Political Risk Report

Businesses must have a deep understanding of and effectively manage political risks to thrive. Marsh's Political Risk Report provides valuable insights into the key global challenges organizations face and their potential impact. This blog offers a concise overview of some critical topics covered in the report. By exploring the ...