Risk Management for Small Business.
Entrepreneurial Executive 2002, Annual, 7
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Publisher Description
ABSTRACT Every organization is exposed to risks associated with employment practices and must develop strategies to avoid and/or minimize risks. Risk management is particularly crucial for a small business because a single poorly managed risk could threaten survival. In this paper, a framework that small business owner/managers could use to systematically analyze risks is described, and various options to manage risks are identified. Next, a risk transfer device is discussed in detail. This discussion focuses on protections, coverage, cost, and benefits of obtaining employment practices liability insurance (EPLI). Finally, risk reduction tools and techniques to complement EPLI are discussed.
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