Technology is increasing at an exponential rate but how is it going to affect workers’ compensation insurance? The exponential rate at which technology is evolving every year has forced many companies to adapt to the new world. Even insurance, an industry not known for change or innovation, is being forced to alter their policies because Read More
The days of summer vacation are long gone and nothing but memories at the recesses of our minds, but does work have to suck the fun out of summer? (Answer: Not entirely.) Many of us will remember the days before we entered the workforce and enjoyed our summer by the pool, going to theme parks, Read More
When it comes to slip and fall injuries, who is the one that is going to end up paying? If you slip and fall on someone else’s property, say a business or a home, the property owner is likely going to be responsible for your injuries and the medical bills that come with it. Determining Read More
After recovering from an injury, an employee is always scared they will be fired for missing so much time at work. But can employers fire employees after a workplace injury? Contrary to employer belief, most employees want to get back to work as soon as possible after an injury. The last thing they want is to Read More
Americans love to eat at their restaurants and with over half a million currently open, who can blame them? But what happens if a customer gets injured at a restaurant? The U.S. census reports there are over 500,000 operating restaurants in the United States. Every day, more than 130 million Americans frequent these restaurants and Read More
Workers’ compensation insurance is about to go through many changes this year, what do your small business clients have to watch out for in 2017? Here are a few things that small business owners need to watch out for in 2017 when it comes to workers’ compensation insurance and their employees. Workplace Illness and Disease Read More
As the anchor to PMC, Karen has been associated with the organization since 2000. She is primarily responsible for all of PMC’s financials. She wears additional hats as well, handling both Human Resources and day-to-day office related matters. Prior to joining PMC Karen previously worked as an accountant at an insurance agency. In this position she gained valuable insights into the world of insurance and trusts this experience with her ability to relate with agents when they need answers. Away from the office, Karen enjoys trips to Cape Cod, reading and spending time with her husband, children and, especially, her grandchildren.
