Employee Lawsuits Happen—Stay Protected

Ask these 3 key questions to ensure you're prepared.

The employment decisions you make are imperative; however, even if you complete numerous interviews, conduct background checks, vet your staff, and build a winning team, you are susceptible to immense risks. One of the most significant: employment practices liability (EPL). And even if you are not found liable, an accusation can be detrimental to your business.

Employee lawsuits aren’t just a risk for large corporations. Small and midsize businesses are just as likely to have an employment practices claim filed against them. In fact, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) reported that 50% of the discrimination claims filed with the agency were against small and midsize companies.


The agritourism industry is no exception. With a workforce often spread out over multiple locations, extensive time traveling between jobs, and limited supervision, your operation is a potential hotbed of EPL lawsuits ranging from sexual harassment to retaliation to wrongful termination. Even if you are innocent and the suit is unwarranted, you may still be left with thousands of dollars in legal fees or settlements.

PLANNING AND PREPARATION IS KEY

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EPLI for Member Savings Insurance Program

The Member Saving Insurance Program provides the necessary coverage in case a farmer’s market or on-farm retail business has a claim. An essential part of that coverage is EPLI.

 

EPLI protects your business against a variety of employee lawsuits, including claims arising from:

  • Sexual harassment

  • Discrimination

  • Deprivation of career opportunity

  • Wrongful discipline

  • Wrongful termination

  • Breach of employment contract

  • Negligent evaluation

  • Mismanagement of employee benefit plans

  • Failure to employ or promote

  • Wrongful infliction of emotional distress

  • Wage and hour (Fair Labor Standards Act) violations

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About Alliant Insurance Services

Alliant Insurance Services is one of the nation’s leading and fastest growing distributors of diversified insurance products and services. In the face of increasing complexity, our approach is simple: bring on the best people and invest more deeply in the industries and clients we serve. We operate through a network of specialized national platforms and regional offices to offer a comprehensive portfolio of services to our clients. Our goal is to ensure that they get the most innovative products—and innovative thinking—in the industry.