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As always, it has been known for a long time, worldwide and nationally, every day
multiple people, members of a company, job or worker from some place remain
with many problems, risks or any inconvenience. So, for a long time in the midst of
the successes given in the business of new ideas and the production of objectives
to be met, there are moments where risk, problems and circumstances are put in
real challenge for us, this leading to decisions and complications in the event of
due contingency, given this, analyzing and trying to comply, a summary of cases or
articles related to the current risks of the business / employee in the middle of a
pandemic is described.
But… What is that? Risks are inherent to every environment and business. They
cannot be avoided and, therefore, must be
addressed head-on to minimize their impact.
Businesses range in scale from a sole
proprietorship to an international corporation.
The page has not mentioned the consequence given in the last week, with the
case given in the severe decreases in temperature of this
month of February, the information reported that there was
a decrease of 10 million dollars, this due to the freezing
problems given in the southern states (Texas, New Mexico)
and with the problems of performing physical tasks outside
the home.
After the inconveniences of commercial problems coupled with service risks, such
as water cuts, poor drainage quality and continuous power outages in Texas, the
AIRD company mentioned: “Among commercial risks, multiple reports have
indicated that smaller commercial risks are bearing most of the loss, with schools
especially hard hit,”.
Reports suggest that many industries within the manufacturing and energy sectors
in Texas were disrupted due to rolling power cuts, which could ultimately result in
large claims.
The significant number of expected claims, average claims values for commercial
risks upward of $30,000, and $15,000 for residential risks, and the level of demand
surge, are likely to push losses over $10 billion, AIR, a Verisk business, said in a
statement. However, there are various factors that could drive the loss well in
excess of that figure, AIR said.
Conclusion