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- Madrid Court Rules Deliveroo Food-Delivery Couriers Are Employees, Not Freelancers July 24, 2019A Madrid court ruled on Tuesday that couriers for online food delivery group Deliveroo are company employees, not just freelancers, clearing the way for workers to demand a formal contract and corresponding benefits. So-called gig workers, such as food-delivery couriers, …
- Missouri Contractor Faces $212K in Penalties Over Trench Hazards July 24, 2019Federal workplace safety officials have cited a Missouri contractor for exposing employees to trench engulfment hazards and imposed more than $212,000 in penalties. The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) cited R.V. Wagner Inc. – based …
- Flood-Hit Midwest Businesses Struggle to Bring Customers Back July 24, 2019Some Nebraska and Iowa businesses are still struggling to recover from flooding that damaged their properties or otherwise kept customers away from their doors. The Federal Emergency Management Agency estimated that in Nebraska alone, more than 1,000 businesses were affected …
- Oklahoma Manufacturer Cited, Fined $187K for Serious Workplace Hazards July 24, 2019The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has cited HE&M Inc., a Pryor, Oklahoma-based metalworking band saw manufacturer, for exposing employees to fall, machine guarding, struck-by, and electrical hazards. HE&M faces penalties totaling $187,533. OSHA initiated …
- Surety Specialists Feighl, Hohlt Join EPIC in Houston July 24, 2019San Francisco-based EPIC Insurance Brokers and Consultants, a retail property and casualty insurance brokerage and employee benefits consultant, has added Eric Feighl and John Hohlt in its Houston office. Feighl has joined the firm as a principal and Southwest Region …
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- Comment on Employees Turn Away From High-Deductible Health Plans: Report by Judy AP February 14, 2018People will just get very sick. As 2 diabetics that need medicine. My husband's company gave us a $5G deductible. No coverage for Dr. or Prescription drug. Medicine cost are averaging over $1G a mo and no testing supplies are covered. We see $700 a mo. leave the paycheck for virtually no coverage.Judy AP
- Comment on A More Balanced Approach to Comparing Policy Illustrations by John Grilli February 12, 2018Mr. Udell I read your response and once again I don't understand what your trying to say. We all know the basic issues using illustrations and yes some are led to water and drink. If insurance companies can't be trusted according to you "What is your recommendation?" as to what company and product if any? 'John Grilli
- Comment on A More Balanced Approach to Comparing Policy Illustrations by Byron Udell February 12, 2018Some agents "know". Many unfortunately do not. I've heard and seen so many presentations by agents, and carrier representatives touting one or more of the wonderful features of their products... features that they claim make their products better... the proof being in the illustration, which is full of non-guaranteed elements. If you were arou […]Byron Udell
- Comment on IRS Overpaid ACA Tax Credits By Nearly $3.5B In 2017 by Joe Gordon February 11, 2018what's $3.5 billion amongst taxpaying friends?Joe Gordon
- Comment on A More Balanced Approach to Comparing Policy Illustrations by John Grilli February 10, 2018You haven’t said anything an agent doesn’t know. How do you choose? Flip a coin? If I read between the lines your professing guarantees on an illustration? Therefore you must be advocating whole life insurance? Or what. Say something with substance.John Grilli
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