Harassment & Discrimination
In addition to medical professional liability, CRICO provides member organizations with Employment Practices Liability (EPL) coverage through its association liability program.
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Insight of the Month: December

It’s Beginning to Look a Lot like Liability: An Employer’s Checklist for Holiday Parties: Saiber LLC – New Jersey Attorneys at Law

Attorneys discuss a holiday party checklist employers may want to consider to mitigate potential liabilities during work-sponsored celebrations, emphasizing the importance of reminding employees about company policies on appropriate behavior and ensuring inclusivity.

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Guidance for EPL Reporting

There is a blog post and a document that contains best practices to address areas of risk.

Employment Practices Liability Reporting Cover page for PDF
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Rapid PULSE 360 Program

The program is committed to helping health care providers obtain high-caliber feedback that enables them to improve practice and teamwork skills.

The overarching purpose of the Rapid PULSE 360 program is, simply put, quality culture change.
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Support Your Reports

Coaching is a valuable component of the PULSE 360 program. It advances personal and professional growth, improves performance, and enhances workplace relationships.

Educating and engaging participants is key to their success and to improving your culture.
Coaching Best Practices
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Full list of EPL cases

CRICO has case studies for inappropriate workplace behavior such as harassment and discrimination and how it can lead to Employment Practices Liability (EPL) litigation.



Case Studies

Advancements in Reducing EPL Risk

Summary of the progress made, and the roadmap for the future.

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