For staffing agencies, the topic of workers’ compensation is important to their overall profitability and success in the industry. There may be many different challenges that present themselves when it comes to staffing workers’ compensation and finding the right solutions can be difficult. Even for experienced staffing agency owners, this can be overwhelming. Workers’ comp …
Running a staffing agency comes with many different costs and having workers’ compensation insurance may be one of the biggest costs overall. But even if a staffing agency may be tempted to cut some features in order to save money, workers’ comp shouldn’t be one of them. How to Reduce Workers’ Comp Costs in the …
We at Monarch Partners Group hope this note finds you and yours healthy and safe. We wanted to put a word out there to any/all involved in the staffing place that MPG is seeking a smaller staffing firm for sale to acquire in or close to zip codes 33434 in FL and 29063 in SC…all ideas …
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The COVID-19 outbreak has completely changed the way we live, socialize, and work. Businesses have had to close and either furlough or layoff employees and employees who have continued to work have had to get used to working from home. While it may be a while before things get back up and running and we …
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In response to the COVID-19 outbreak that has shuttered businesses and kept consumers indoors, President Trump recently signed into law an extensive $2 trillion emergency economic relief package that includes direct cash payments and unemployment benefits for those across the United States. But how does this affect American businesses looking to keep their lights on and staff …
When an employee becomes ill or injured, a workers’ compensation claim is to be expected. But does that mean that their illness or workplace injury was caused by something related to their work? Not necessarily. Before a company foots the bill, it’s important to investigate what happened in order to avoid costly fees and a …
