NLRB Decision on Small Bargaining Units
Small bargaining units are more likely due to a late 2022 decision by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).
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Agents Needed for Flood Insurance Research
Help PEMA better understand Pennsylvanians’ flood insurance purchasing habits. Insurance agents are needed to participate in interviews for a market research project.
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California Updates Bulletin on New Email Requirement
The California Department of Insurance clarified its new requirement on the inclusion of a producer license number on emails sent to California residents.
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Insights on PCRB Workers’ Comp Data, Filing
IA&B staff recently met with the Pennsylvania Compensation Rating Bureau (PCRB) to learn about the data used to support the latest loss cost filings.
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How the $1.7 Trillion Federal Omnibus Bill Impacts Agents (PA, DE)
Flood insurance, crop insurance, and cannabis-banking reform are among the issues affected by Congress’s last-minute deal.
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How the $1.7 Trillion Federal Omnibus Bill Impacts Agents (MD)
Flood insurance, crop insurance, and cannabis-banking reform are among the issues affected by Congress’s last-minute deal.
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Annuities Training ‘Update’ Due Dec. 20
Licensed producers in Pennsylvania with any type of annuity authority must meet new CE requirements, triggered by Act 99. For those who completed the previous CE requirements, a training “update” is due next week.
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DE Law Expands Access to Retirement Plans
Delaware’s new Expanding Access for Retirement and Necessary Savings (EARNS) Program is designed to provide workers and employers access to low-cost retirement savings plans.
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Philadelphia Commuter-Benefit Ordinance Takes Effect
As of Dec. 31, Philadelphia employers with at least 50 employees must provide a mass transit and bicycle commuter-benefit plan.
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Rolling Back Restrictions on Retirement Plans’ Use of ESG Factors
Plan fiduciaries now may consider environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors when selecting investment options.
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