Employee theft can come in many different shapes and sizes. Whether it’s taking home office supplies, skimming from the registers, insider robberies or sophisticated bookkeeping and computer fraud, the reality of the modern workplace is that business owners are wise to have controls in place–controls that can help minimize and prevent employee theft.
A pipe bursts, a hose blows or a steady drip goes unnoticed for months. Whatever causes a leak, it usually results in a messy, costly problem. In fact, the Insurance Bureau of Canada reports that the insurance industry pays $1.7 billion dollars in claims each year for water damage.
No one can control where or when a natural disaster might occur. But good emergency planning can help reduce a disaster’s impact on your family’s health and safety. Use the information below to help create a disaster preparedness plan for your family.