There are many benefits to having employees work remotely. Professionals have more freedom, and many prefer the option to be able to work from home. Yet the potential drawbacks and liability should be considered when having remote personnel. For example, potential liability with remote employees, such as an injury? Or potentially worse, a data breach as a result of stolen hardware? While certain cyber liability insurance policies can protect against some of these instances, there’s much more that comes with being prepared for your remote workers. The accompanying resource shares some recent statistics about remote employees and the types of liability from which businesses should protect themselves.
Risks To Know For Your Remote Workers provided by B2Z Insurance, a small business insurance agency