The Colorado Enterprise Tax Credit Program has proved to be very beneficial for business investment and assisting non-profit organizations, like IECRM, to receive donations to assist their programs. The Colorado Legislature will be discussing the program in detail over this coming summer, and we would like to gain your experiences and […]
Many of us have been raised to believe that respect is not given, it is earned — the question you have to ask yourself is whether or not you want Electricity to earn your respect. The individuals speaking through this article illustrate why, in the case of Electricity, the respect
A new report on health insurance costs shows that in calendar year 2010, 81% of the health insurance premiums collected by Colorado carriers went directly to the cost of providing healthcare services, up from just under 77% in 2009. The annual Health Insurance Cost Report, produced by the Colorado Division
This post is written by Jeff Berven of CRS Insurance. The soft P & C market of the last 6 years is easing; the rates during 2011 have been flat-lining. Billions of dollars in claims cost resulting from the storm disasters across the country and world for 2011 have eroded the profit margins
This post is written by Troy Bridges of Pinnacol Assurance. In today’s economy, companies are constantly looking for ways to save money and reduce overhead. With the Colorado Cost Containment Certification (CCC), companies have the opportunity to not only improve their safety culture and program, but can save on their
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