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Madison, WI – The Professional Insurance Agents of Wisconsin (PIA) is pleased to announce that Lindsey Henry, CIC of M3 Insurance in Madison, WI is the 2024 recipient of Wisconsin’s Outstanding CSR of the Year Award. In 1991, the Societies of CISR and CIC created the Outstanding CSR of the Year award to recognize…
Read MoreReducing hazards in the workplace can be effective at minimizing accidents and workers’ compensation claims. However, even with proactive safety measures, accidents do happen and the claims process can be a difficult one for employers to navigate. When managing these claims and working with their injured employee, there are some best practices that employers should…
Read MoreMadison, WI – After being selected as Wisconsin’s Outstanding CSR of the Year, Jennifer DeGeorge, CIC of Vizance Insurance in Hartland, WI has been named the 2024 PIA National CSR of the Year. The PIA National CSR of the Year award is given annually by the National Association of Professional Insurance Agents to an outstanding customer…
Read MoreBy: Pete Hanson, CAE, CISR | PIA Executive Director On April 23rd, the Federal Trade Commission approved a new regulation banning most U.S. employers from utilizing non-compete agreements. Not only will current non-compete agreements become invalid, but employers will have to notify employees in writing that those agreements are no longer valid. PIA and many…
Read MoreBy: Judd A. Genda & Robert C. Procter | Axley Attorneys Many business clients hire minors for summer work, whether for restaurants, amusement parks, or landscaping businesses. Hiring minors presents unique considerations. You and your clients must know the legal and insurance implications of hiring minors. The U.S. Department of Labor and the State of Wisconsin have…
Read MoreBy: Pete Hanson, CAE, CISR | PIA executive Director The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on Tuesday approved a new regulation banning most U.S. employers from utilizing non-compete agreements. Not only will current non-compete agreements become invalid, but employers will have to notify employees in writing that those agreements are no longer valid. This will clearly…
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