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09/08/2021

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03/11/2021

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08/19/2020

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Even if global warming stopped right now, the melting would continue until an unknown point in the future. But it won't stop now.

07/05/2019

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05/27/2016

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05/21/2015

Auto Service Plus goes the extra mile

Auto service businesses exist everywhere—big cities, small country towns, even in the middle of the desert, and every one of them needs auto service coverage.

How many auto service/repair shops exist in the U.S?
According to a March 2015 IBISWorld industry report, there are currently 263,755 auto repair/service businesses in operation in the U.S. That includes 561,768 people who are employed at those businesses.

What makes AmTrust Auto Service Plus coverage better than most?
AmTrust offers multi-location and multi-state coverage packages, as well as Property Enhancement coverage that includes Equipment Breakdown and Umbrella.

Not only that, our Auto Service Plus covers a wide range of auto service operations and exposures including the following preferred classes:

L**e and oil service
Sound installation
Upholstery
Engine repair
Tire replacement and alignment
Brake service
Muffler repair
Transmission service
Auto collision and glass repair
Paint and body shop
Detailing
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05/21/2015

Create your own Hurricane Management Plan

Before a named hurricane approaches your operating area, please take a few moments to create a plan that will help you and your clients prepare for and
cope with extreme weather conditions.

Three steps to prepare businesses for hurricane season

1. Verify employee contact information
Accurate contact information is one of the most important components of any business operation, and it is even more critical in an emergency. Knowing how to reach your employees and vendors is a vital part of helping your business to quickly recover from a disaster.

Send a memo to your employees asking them to update their contact information. This will help you to check on their wellbeing and share the next steps for resuming normal business operations.

Update your supplier and vendor contact information, as well as other important contacts such as your bank or insurance carriers.
2. Update critical business functions
The OFB-EZ™ Open for Business® program offered by IBHS includes forms that can help you to prioritize which business functions are most critical for continuing operations in an emergency situation. Critical business functions can change from year to year. Review your existing disaster plan to account for any changes, such as the addition of new business systems, products and employees.

Here are some questions to get you started:
1. How much downtime can my business tolerate without a significant financial impact?
2. Which functions are necessary in order to fulfill legal or regulatory obligations?
3. What business functions are essential for maintaining market share and reputation?

Be sure to prioritize each function (high, medium or low) and determine who among your staff is responsible. Record detailed notes outlining the steps that should be taken in common disaster scenarios, such as power outages, damage to equipment or natural disasters.

Work with your employees so that they fully understand the procedures for recovering the critical business functions. Name an alternate employee to take charge should the primary employee be unavailable to perform the function. Advance planning will help everyone recognize their responsibilities.

3. Prepare your recovery location
If your plans include the use of a recovery location – an alternative site for business operations – take time to review your needs to be certain the location is still adequate. Be sure the location is equipped with any special supplies or equipment that will be needed to continue business operations.

It is also a good idea to contact the recovery location provider before the season starts, so that you can review your plans and ensure that your requirements are still being met.

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05/21/2015

As a valued agent for Amtrust, let our agency assist you with workers compensation, you can recieve a free quote in just a few minutes.

05/21/2015

Small businesses face several issues as they grow, we let them worry less about workers' comp coverage. Find out why http://bit.ly/sbiworkerscomp

AmTrust is a top workers’ comp provider that gives agents quick access to an online quoting system. See how you can get the best workers' comp coverage.

05/13/2015

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