When we think about risk management, we tend to consider business risks – the risk of a catastrophic failure with technology causing the business to fail to provide critical services, or the risk of a competitor encroaching on our best-selling product line with a copycat version.

What we don’t often consider is risk management from the perspective of the individual. How can individuals be better protected or catered for within a business realm? In this article, we explore this less discussed topic in enough detail to bring it into the light.

Risk Management: Illness or Urgent Care Treatment

When an employee suddenly falls ill, going to the emergency ward of a nearby hospital and waiting for many hours to be seen is a poor option. For important members of staff, this doesn’t demonstrate a level of care that they would expect. Continue reading →