CIVIL UNREST / TERRORISM

Civil Unrest: Protecting Your Business and Employees 

Business Insurance Claims: Vandalism Arising from Protests 

Build a Protective Edge Around Your Employees: Businesses have a duty to safeguard employees both domestically and abroad from terrorism. Read the four key areas of focus to consider before sending employees overseas, and the coverages that can protect and respond.

Prevent Your Fleet form Becoming an Agent of Terrorism: Vehicles are now a weapon of choice for terrorists across the globe. Use these 5 Fleet Safety Tips to keep you and your vehicles safe.

Soft Target Businesses Must Put up a Hard Response in the Face of Terrorism: A rise in soft target attacks across the world calls for heightened security measures at open, publically accessible facilities – including hotels, restaurants, places of worship, sports arenas and more.

WORKPLACE VIOLENCE / ACTIVE SHOOTER

What We Can Learn About Preventing Workplace Violence: Businesses need to be aware of several security measures and more in order to protect their employees from acts of violence.

Terminate Your Toxic Corporate Culture Before it Leads to Discrimination, Sexual Harassment or Violence: Discrimination, bullying and harassment in the workplace can easily escalate to violence. Consider three best practices for creating a positive work culture and eliminating toxicity from your work environment.

Active Shooter Guide: Insurance coverage considerations and a guide to responding to an incident – including the areas of crisis response, management response, grief counseling, law enforcement investigations, OSHA investigations, communications, and considerations for families of victims.

RUN, HIDE, FIGHT: Tips for surviving an active office shooting event: Active shooter events happen more often in a place of business or school than anywhere else. It’s never been more important to train your staff for an active office shooting event.

Recognizing the Biophysics and Behavioral Patterns of a Human Threat Before an Active Shooter Event Occurs: Understanding the body language and behavior of a potential shooter before they act can help avert disaster. But, then you’ve got to think and act quickly.

Understand Your Liability for an Active Shooter Incident: Consider your Coverage Options Today: Most businesses rely on existing business insurance policies to cover claims after an active shooter incident. Learn more about your coverage options.

SEXUAL HARASSMENT

Not in Our Workplace: How to Protect Your Employees and Company from Sexual Harassment: Access an on-demand webinar discussing how you can protect your employees and company from sexual harassment while building a healthier work culture, along with a number of other associated resources.

Terminate Your Toxic Corporate Culture Before it Leads to Discrimination, Sexual Harassment or Violence: Discrimination, bullying and harassment in the workplace can easily escalate to violence. Consider three best practices for creating a positive work culture and eliminating toxicity from your work environment.

CIVIL UNREST / TERRORISM

Civil Unrest: Protecting You and Your Family 

VIOLENT EVENTS / ACTIVE SHOOTER

RUN, HIDE, FIGHT: Tips for surviving an active shooter event anywhere: Although statistically unlikely to occur, active shooters events have sadly increased in frequency. Learn what you could do to prevent and survive a shooting incident.

U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA): Part of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, FEMA’s mission is to help people before, during and after disasters. The agency coordinates the government’s financial and physical relief efforts for any national disaster.

Public Safety Canada: Provided by the Government of Canada, access information and resources on national security and emergency management, to help Canadians keep safe from threats such as natural disasters, crime and terrorism.

Ready.gov: U.S. FEMA’s national public service campaign providing resources to educate and empower you to prepare for, respond to and mitigate emergencies, including incidents of active shooter, bioterrorism and attacks in public places.

DHS Active Shooter Preparedness: Products, tools and resources to help you prepare for and respond to an active shooter incident from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security website. DHS serves to protect against threats, and provides federal response in the event of a natural disaster, terrorist attack or other large-scale emergency.

SHRM Active Shooter Preparedness and Response: Information and resources relative to active shooter / workplace violence including prevention, preparedness, response, guns in the workplace, and safety and security. Provided by the Society of Human Resource Management.