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10 Zoom Games for Your Virtual Class
Even while remote learning kids (and teachers) need a break. Are you looking for some fun and engaging activities to do with your students online? Here are some easy Zoom games that can be played to get your class thinking, while having fun and getting to know their...
Employee Spotlight: Bonnie Harber
We have amazing employees at California Casualty. The Employee Spotlight is a new series aiming to highlight those talented individuals that make up our successful company culture and community. From human resource recruiters and learning and development trainers to...
Spotting Signs of PTSD in First Responders
Studies have shown that first responders are at a much greater risk to develop post-traumatic stress disorder than the general public due to their exposure to high levels of physical and emotional stress. Sadly, throughout their career, many first responders will...
Arlene Brown – 50 Years of California Casualty
This afternoon Arlene Brown, California Casualty RUS Analyst, reaches a milestone in her career, that few ever see in their lifetime, as she celebrates her 50th anniversary as a full-time employee. In recognition of this incredible achievement, Joe Volponi, President...
Preparing for a Power Outage
Power outages can last anywhere from a few hours to days or even weeks. In the latter case, an outage can affect entire communities, disrupting communications, transportation, and emergency response or health care services. It can also close businesses, banks, gas...
7 Top Defensive Driving Techniques
Labor Day weekend marks the unofficial end of summer – celebrated across the country with boating trips, long camping weekends, and backyard grilling and pool parties. But it also marks one of the year’s deadliest times on the road. If you and your family are planning...
Hurricane Ratings – What Do They Really Mean?
Do you know the difference between a Category 2 and 3 hurricane? Do you know why a 5 is so bad? Are you clear on what safety precautions you’d need to take when expecting a Category 2 versus a 4? Read on to better understand what the 5 hurricane categories really mean...
Do I Need to Insure My Boat Year-Round?
If you’re like most boat owners, you probably only use your boat a few months out of the year. And after all those summer trips are done, and your boat’s cleaned up and ready for storage, you might be tempted to cancel the insurance. After all, if your boat won’t even...
The 10 Worst Things You Can Do to Your Car
Routine keep up and maintenance will prevent breakdowns and help keep your car in good working condition for years, but when you put off signs of trouble or little things like appointments to get your oil changed, you risk a break down every time you get behind the...
Employee Spotlight: Torrie Willett
We have amazing employees at California Casualty. The Employee Spotlight is a new series aiming to highlight those talented individuals that make up our successful company culture and community. From human resource recruiters and learning and development trainers to...