EEOC Finalizes Guidance on Workplace Religious Protections
The updates clarify the legal protections available to employers and employees.
Month: February 2021
EEOC Approves Final Rule Revising Conciliation Procedures
The goal is to enhance the effectiveness and accountability of the conciliation process.
Workers’ Comp Coverage Extended Beyond Active Firefighters
If you write workers’ compensation for volunteer fire companies, take note of the revised definition of “employe” which could impact your customers.
Highlights of Pennsylvania’s COVID-19 Relief Bill
Read how the $912 million bill will allocate federal stimulus dollars and transfer money from the Workers Compensation Security Fund.
Are You Eligible for Higher Commissions on NFIP Business?
If you write flood through the NFIP with a Write-Your-Own (WYO) program, compare commissions with those offered through The Hartford Flood program for IA&B of Maryland members.
Workers’ Comp Rates to Decrease Slightly Overall
The Insurance Commissioner approved the Pennsylvania Compensation Rating Bureau’s April 1, 2021 loss cost filing as submitted.
Industry Bills Compete with COVID for Lawmakers’ Attention
The IA&B of Maryland Government Relations Committee met this week to discuss legislation that would limit credit history for insurance rating, provide civil immunity from COVID-19 claims, and more.
My carrier says a condo unit owner doesn’t need Coverage A. Is that right?
It is highly unlikely that your unit owner would not have to insure any amount of Coverage A.
Lobbying for FHA Private Flood Option
Your federal government affairs team – the Big “I” – submitted comments recently in support of a new rule proposed by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA). The rule would allow consumers the option to purchase private flood insurance instead of insurance through the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), when flood insurance is required by the …
FHA, State Lawmakers Eye Flood Insurance
The federal and state government have their eyes on the flood insurance market, and your government affairs teams are involved in these proposals, advocating on behalf of agents and their clients. Federal Update Your federal government affairs team – the Big “I” – submitted comments recently in support of a new rule proposed by the …