Cold weather and a few inches of powdery snow might send the nation into a frenzy, but business owners will testify that the prospect of a day off work can have a serious impact on profits. However, a little bit of preparation can be key to avoiding disruption – and business interruption. Employee Attendance Cold weather
As flood season approaches, many organisations are bolstering their risk management practices to prevent serious damage from a natural disaster. But unlike the downpour of a flood, many business disasters don’t have a season—they can happen year-round. Whether it be a deadly cyber-attack or a costly material shortage, business disasters can often cause a chain
Hurricanes Harvey and Irma caused an estimated $150 billion to $200 billion in damages to Texas and Florida in the United States, according to Moody’s Analytics. The increased devastation by hurricanes in the States has a connection to the heightened risk of unprecedented rainfall in the United Kingdom. This winter, the Met Office predicts a
No matter how bright the future looks for your business, you never know when disaster will strike. Whether it be a flood or destructive building fire, underinsurance can be a problem. It is vital to have proper insurance policies to protect your business from any interruptions—especially if you are a SME with minimal financial flexibility.
