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Improving Security and Disaster Response Potential On any given day, it is possible to see warnings from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security regarding potential threats to our safety. Though it may seem like an unlikely risk, it is also a great one because you can't predict the impact terrorism could have on your company. In addition, criminal activity and natural disaster are a danger that can strike at any time. Be prepared for the unexpected and review your security and disaster response plan to minimize the impact a threat can have on your business. Read More Claims Spotlight: Temporary Employees Not Excluded from WC A temporary employee who died on the job in Texas cannot be excluded from Workers Compensation benefits rules the Texas Supreme Court. Read More Repetitive Motion Injuries: Tips to Reduce Stress on the Body Repetitive motion injuries are simply the result of overuse of body parts by doing repetitive tasks without providing body parts a chance to rest. From a physical standpoint, repetitive motion injuries damage muscles and tendons and nerve disorders. Read More Cost of Recovering from Accident Losses You already know that driver accidents cost your company in many ways, but do you know exactly how much money you are losing each year because of them? The answer can have a staggering impact to your bottom line. Read More
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