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Why It's Imperative to Have a Whistle Blowing Policy

By Christopher Gardner Wed, Jan 13, 2021 @ 15:01 PM

With the current globalization of our news media climate aligned with the increased focus on corporations, the frequency of publicized whistle blowing is on the rise. Currently, if you do not have a whistle blowing policy in effect it is in your best interest to employ one immediately.

Whistle blowing policies have always been looked on with a rather ambivalent eye, but in recent years it has become imperative for corporations large and small, for profit and non-profit alike to institute them.

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Risk Assessment Example: What You Should Look For

By Christopher Gardner Wed, Dec 9, 2020 @ 17:12 PM

A risk assessment example is an essential step you must consider when devising protection and security policies for your business as well as your workers. The risk assessment example might also cover the to-do list to stay in compliance with laws and legislation.

The need for the risk assessment example is simple enough. It helps you prioritize the risks that really pertain to your business, in other words, the vulnerabilities that can cause real harm to the continuity and success of your business

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Occupier's Liability Risk: Reducing the Likelihood and Impact

By Maegan Marshall Wed, Nov 11, 2020 @ 17:11 PM

As an occupier, you have an obligation to maintain your property at a reasonable standard of care so as to not be held liable in case of an accident involving a patron.

An “occupier” may be broadly defined as someone in possession of premises, responsible for premises, in control of premises, responsible for activities on the premises, in control of activities on the premises, responsible for people allowed on the premises, or in control of people allowed on the premises.

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Incident Reports: Why You Should Draft One

By Christopher Gardner Wed, Oct 14, 2020 @ 17:10 PM

Please note that we have updated this blog post! Take a look at the current version here.

Incident reports are one of the most important forms of documentation for a corporation to employ in their day to day operations for a multitude of reasons. Whether reporting an instance of employee injury, property damage, improper conduct, or other reasons, it is increasingly important for a corporation to keep an incident report template on hand in case it is ever needed.

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6 Legal Risks Companies Shouldn't Forget

By Rebecca Webb Wed, Oct 7, 2020 @ 18:10 PM

While conducting business, there are countless legal issues that a company may run into. Some, such as negligence in product liability and occupier’s liability, are obvious and most companies already have mitigation measures in place. Others are not considered as frequently and can even happen accidentally.

While unintentional, these mistakes can have consequences that are just as severe. Here are several legal risks that all companies should incorporate into their risk management plan.

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Why It's Imperative to Have a Whistle Blowing Policy

Risk Assessment Example: What You Should Look For

Occupier's Liability Risk: Reducing the Likelihood and Impact

Incident Reports: Why You Should Draft One

6 Legal Risks Companies Shouldn't Forget

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