Business Tips
There are many reasons the power could go out at your jewelry business that don’t involve crime. High winds from a storm, a traffic accident, a planned outage or simply the handy work of a critter chewing on power lines can all cause power outages and have the potential to disrupt your business.
Historically, asking everyday Americans to navigate health care coverage was like asking passengers to fly the plane.
Now that businesses are opening back up, a thorough review of your security procedures is a must.
In these rapidly evolving times, it is important that we all rise to the occasion. Jewelers of America is offering support for you, your families and employees in this difficult time.
Small employers that do not shy away from offering health care coverage, due to a perceived cost and administration headache, reap many benefits. Though offering health insurance, or dental and vision, is not a requirement until your company reaches 50+ full-time employees, those small employers who do offer benefits to their employees give themselves a huge advantage in the marketplace.
Once the cold weather sets in, the likelihood of property damage increases. No matter the season, a loss from water damage is real and the cost for repair can add up quickly. Read on for four tips from Jewelers Mutual Insurance Group to ensure water damage doesn’t dry up your resources.
Do you know what the weakest spot in your security is? Chances are criminals could recognize it quickly. When they do, they'll take the path of least resistance to exploit it. Even if you have strong store security, criminals get creative when committing crimes. Prevent these crimes from happening with these tips from Jewelers Mutual Insurance Group.
