The Professional Services Council (PSC) is the national trade association of the government professional and technical services industry. The PSC mission is to provide value to their members by being the leading advocate and resource for the federal professional and technical services industry. In December the group held a conference outlining SCA for Executives. The […]
The possibility of public health emergencies arising in the United States concerns many people in the wake of recent hurricanes, tsunamis, acts of terrorism, and the threat of pandemic influenza. Though some people feel it is impossible to be prepared for unexpected events, the truth is that taking preparedness actions helps people deal with disasters […]
The Affordable Care Act’s Essential Health Benefits (EHB) provision created ten general categories of benefits outlined below. The requirements apply to all fully insured health plans offered in the individual and small group insured markets both inside and outside of the Exchanges. EHB requirements do not apply to ASO plans, fully insured large group plans […]
Every year, after nearly every natural disaster, thousands of small businesses face a true acid test: Can their business survive an interruption? Hurricanes Andrew, Katrina and Sandy and the tornados that struck Joplin, Missouri in 2010 didn’t just affect structures: They knocked thousands of small and medium-sized businesses out of commission for days, weeks and […]
Federal Contractors must focus on how the Patient Protection Affordable Care Act (PPACA) may soon affect their bottom line. As the changes brought about by the PPACA Act approach, many Federal Contractors are unaware of the potential cost increases bearing down on them. According to Cloud Business Advisors (an innovative employee benefits brokerage and consulting […]
Preliminary Physical Audit At the beginning of your policy year, an on-site audit may be performed to review operations, classifications, and exposures. The auditor will review a representative base period in order to project exposures for the full policy term. We are starting to see an uptick in preliminary physical workers compensation policyholder audits. Rather […]
Presented by John B. Steiger You may have a will in place, but have you taken steps to ensure that your children won’t be left bickering over inheritances once you’ve passed away? In even the most close-knit clan, grief over a family member’s passing can bring tensions to the surface, especially when money is involved. […]
Have you ever found yourself in this situation? You are standing at a rental car counter, with a line behind you, feeling pressured to buy insurance. It’s a tricky decision, given the fact that you may already be covered through your existing car insurance. When you rent a car, the car rental company may offer […]
Over the past year a number of contractors have been subjected to audits by Department Of Labor (DOL) Investigators. ARRA (American Recovery and Reinvestment Act) funding has reinvigorated enforcement activities. It has also become apparent that these audits are becoming more complicated to resolve. In some cases the audits have increased in complexity; with the […]
If you are looking for a way to beat the heat this summer we suggest a visit to Captain Al’s Restaurant & Tiki Bar. Captain Al’s is a casual, family style seafood restaurant located adjacent to Continental Marina in Buzzards Bay on the Upper Cape. In addition to an extensive menu with delicious food and […]