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Publish Date: May 1, 2021
Author: Seubert
Tags: Blog - SeubertU

Risk Advisor: May 2021

These monthly newsletters, broken down by industry, feature timely information about workplace safety, compliance and risk management issues. Click on the title to read the full edition of a newsletter.

Commercial Risk Advisor

This month’s issue focuses on commercial building spring maintenance and the impact of telematics on commercial auto insurance.

 

Construction Risk Advisor

This month’s newsletter outlines FAQs for the upcoming National Safety Stand-down to Prevent Falls in Construction.

 

Trucking Risk Advisor

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) recently released its 2021 Enforcement Update. In it, the FMCSA highlighted a number of insights regarding hours of service (HOS) violations, shedding some light on how the revised HOS rules—which went into effect September 29, 2020—impacted enforcement actions. Learn more in this month’s newsletter.

Recent News

Employee Spotlight: Lane Trust

Please help us welcome Lane to the Seubert Team as a Strategic Risk Advisor!

Employers Should Prepare for 2026 RxDC Reporting

Group health plans and health insurance issuers must annually submit detailed information on prescription drug and health care spending to the CMS.

DOL Announces Proposed Independent Contractor Rule

The DOL announced a proposed rule to rescind its 2024 final independent contractor rule and replace it with an analysis of employee classification under the FLSA.

Improving the Effectiveness of Cybersecurity Training

Workforce cybersecurity training is a critical part of a company’s security risk management program.

Stop-Loss Insurance: A Critical Tool in Today’s Employee Benefits Strategy

Rising healthcare costs, catastrophic claims, and specialty drug spend are driving increased reliance on stop-loss insurance — making it a critical component of modern employee benefits and risk management strategies.

ClickFix Cyberattacks Explained

Social engineering remains a leading cybercrime tactic, and ClickFix cyberattacks—also known as ClearFake attacks—are among its more deceptive forms.