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Avoid Surprise Premium Increases by Collecting Subcontractor Insurance Certificates
Author, Jack Marrs, Associate Account Executive, Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc.
In the nonprofit world, every dollar matters. Whether you are running community programs, providing housing, or supporting individuals with disabilities, it is important to keep operating costs predictable and under control. There is one area where we are seeing many nonprofits get blindsided during workers’ compensation audits and it often leads to unexpected premium increases.
3 Topics to Discuss with Vendors, Independent Contractors, and Partner Agencies Prior to Working Together
Author, Chase Hixson, Account Executive, Human Services, Rancho Mesa Insurance Services, Inc.
Recently, a non-profit client of mine asked the question: What are the steps I should take with vendors, contracted professionals and partner agencies to make sure my organization is protected should a claim arise as a result of their work? This is a common exposure to many of our clients, and there are several steps that can be taken to protect your business.