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Though each situation is unique, any business can be better prepared if it plans carefully, puts emergency procedures in place and practices for emergencies of all kinds.

Some things are vital to running your business. And, you need to protect them. Create an all-inclusive disaster plan, update it regularly and keep a copy at an off -site location.

Use this list to get you started thinking about what really makes your business...

Updated date: Monday, February 17, 2014 - 17:58

Expect the Unexpected
Prepare your business for disaster
Protecting your business, employees and customers during a time of crisis can make the difference between whether your business reopens its doors or not.

Nationwide Insurance® and the Small Business Administration (SBA) have partnered to make sure business owners like you are properly prepared for and better equipped to handle unexpected business disruptions.

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Updated date: Monday, February 17, 2014 - 17:57

Serious Safety Is Serious Business
The best business insurance is the business insurance that you never need to use.

Nationwide understands that being a good business insurance partner means finding new ways to help you protect your business. Therefore, we have teamed with Cintas, one of the largest uniform and safety equipment suppliers in North America, to help make your workplace safer. You can now purchase first aid supplies...

Updated date: Monday, February 17, 2014 - 17:56

Loss prevention programs help you anticipate accidents. That sort of risk awareness keeps your business sailing smoothly.  

Making safety a priority is the first step to a safer workplace. The next steps might be to:

Pick a safety officer or committee
Hold safety meetings to share information, even the common sense topics
Develop safety policies and facility inspection checklists
Plan exactly what to do...

Updated date: Monday, February 17, 2014 - 17:56

The Risk Assessment Report shows how your business might be at risk for certain hazards then offers tips for covering your bases and links to other websites so you can learn more about safety and loss control.

How will a risk assessment help?
The report calls attention to a few specific hazards of your line of work so you know where to focus your planning and training energy.

How long before you see the report?
The...

Updated date: Monday, February 17, 2014 - 17:55

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