Murray and Contribution Health are partnering to help our clients navigate the everchanging circumstances brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. Below is a link to information regarding the Families First Coronavirus Response Act that is effective April 2, 2020, as well as a link to a summary of what the webinar covers. Families First Coronavirus Response Coronavirus Update Summary Any questions can be directed to your Murray Health Benefits Consultant or by contacting Matt Pfeiffenberger, Vice President, Health Benefits Solutions, via email or by calling 717.735.3069.
COVID-19 for Businesses and Individuals
By Timothy W. Braun, Risk Control Specialist COVID-19, the illness caused by the new coronavirus, is an infectious respiratory illnesses. (Also called severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2, or SARS-CoV-2). Although the symptoms of COVID-19 and the flu can look similar, the two illnesses are caused by different viruses. Symptoms Corona Virus can cause fever, cough, body ache, fatigue; sometimes vomiting and diarrhea. Can result in pneumonia. Illness can range from mild to severe, even fatal in rare cases. Older individuals and those with health complications are more susceptible. Transmission Can be spread from person to person through droplets in the air from an infected person coughing, sneezing or talking. The droplets land on the mouth, nose, or are inhaled …
Does Your Credit Score Really Matter?
In the late 1940s, engineer Bill Fair and mathematician Earl Isaac met while working at the Stanford Research Institute, the legendary post-war industrial thinktank. The two of them developed an algorithm, using a credit scoring system, that helped predict the chances that a borrower would repay a loan. In 1958 they founded Fair, Isaac and Company and soon began pitching their scoring system to financial institutions.1 Fast forward 30 years. The company shortened its name to what its customers were calling it, FICO, and was well on its way to becoming the standard measure for consumer credit worthiness—used for everything from credit cards to mortgages. Today, credit bureaus (also called credit agencies) collect data relevant to your risk as a …
Current Trends in Esop Insurance
The following article by Jeff Gelburd, Vice President, and Patrick Dixon, Account Executive, of Murray appeared in the March 2020 edition of The ESOP Association newsletter. Litigation, Other Factors are Affecting the Availability and Pricing of Products Available to Protect ESOP Companies and Executives Over the last 30+ years, corporate members have benefited from the affinity insurance program endorsed by The ESOP Association. More than 300 ESOP companies are served by this program, which provides Director’s and Officer’s, Fiduciary Liability, Employment Practices Liability, Crime, and Cyber insurance. Murray – a 25-year old ESOP insurance broker headquartered in Lancaster, PA – administers this insurance program. Within the past five years, we have seen tremendous change in the insurance available to those …
ESOP Association Regarding Employee Ownership
The ESOP Association is pleased that employee ownership arose in the Democratic party Presidential debate last night and that multiple candidates were able to vocalize their support. We believe more Americans need to know about and participate in employee ownership—especially ESOPs, which are the largest and most common form of employee ownership—and would encourage greater discussion about this important form of business ownership in America. Read more here.
Successfully Managing Employees Through the Employee Life Cycle
If you are an employer, human resource professional or anyone interested in a fresh approach to successfully managing employees from recruitment on, you won’t want to miss this presentation by Christine Nentwig, Esq. of CGA Law Firm and Hannah Lopez, MBA, SHRM-CP of Murray. Click To Register