
According to the FBI, staged auto accidents – which occur when one or more drivers maneuver an unsuspecting motorist into a vehicle crash in order to file a fraudulent insurance claim – cost the insurance industry more than $20 billion each year.

When team-building activities align with your business objectives and future plans, you can create positive experiences that can benefit your work environment well beyond the exercises.

As construction firms increasingly rely on digital tools and store large amounts of sensitive data, cybercriminals increasingly view them as attractive targets. As a result, construction businesses must take action to protect sensitive information from data breaches and other cybersecurity incidents.

Conveyor belt accidents are one of the top preventable accidents in the workplace. Yet, they occur all too often when employees do not think before they act or fail to use caution. To help ensure safe conveyor belt operation in your workplace, familiarize yourself with the following safety tips.

Many home owners find themselves underinsured when trying to replace their personal property after a loss. Understanding the 80% rule—and following it—can help protect your home and your budget.

The number of accidents across the manufacturing industry is much lower today than in decades past. Yet, the unfortunate truth is that many on-the-job accidents can still be avoided by focusing on safe practices and taking necessary precautions.

Cumulative injuries can often be long and painful experiences for employees. That’s why it’s important for your organization to mitigate the risk of these injuries — and minimize their impact should they occur.

Auto insurance is perhaps the most common form of coverage in the United States. Yet, when it comes to carrying the right amount of liability protection, many Americans aren’t sure about what they need. In this blog, the insurance experts at VTC provide an overview of auto liability coverage and its importance.

While life insurance policies and fixed annuities can both be purchased through insurance companies like VTC Insurance Group, these financial products satisfy very different needs. Here’s a closer look at the differences between the two.

While you might think that a good pair of boots is all you need to avoid workplace injury, there are a number of different hazards that a regular work boot may not protect against. In this blog, we examine the most common types of safety boots so you can find your perfect fit.

It’s now been years since the onset of COVID-19, but the global supply chain is still feeling the impact, as the crisis tipped off supply chain issues that have yet to be reconciled. This has many employers wondering how to maximize profitability during continued market uncertainty.

Today’s manufacturing work floor is safer than ever. But injury accidents can still cost business owners hundreds of thousands of dollars per year.

While the need to seek workers’ compensation is rare, an employee who faces an injury is often conflicted and confused about a number of issues. For this reason, we’ve compiled a list of frequently asked questions related to this all-important form of insurance.

On the surface, one might assume that auto insurance for electric vehicles (EVs) would be similar to internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, those that run on gasoline or diesel. Yet, there are significant differences between the two, particularly when it comes to the potential exposures EVs can incur.

When outdoor temperatures begin to drop, the cost to maintain a comfortable temperature indoors traditionally goes up. Though it may be tempting to simply lower the temperature on a thermostat to minimize heating costs, there are several ways to lower your utility bill while staying warm and cozy.

Construction contracts are becoming increasingly complex, with terms that can impact your company’s bottom line. With this in mind, reviewing construction contracts thoroughly prior to signing is essential for helping your business save time and money.