You’ve worked hard to build your business, so it makes sense to protect it. Below are the top 5 reasons NHAA members should hold and maintain Professional Indemnity and Public Liability insurance.

Australia is home to some of the best restaurants, from local burger joints to award-winning haute cuisine. As a restaurant owner, you know that the food industry requires incredibly hard work for success. The last thing you want is for all that effort to disappear in a flash because of one unexpected mishap or incident.

There is nothing like being your boss. The freedom, the opportunity to pursue your passion and being in control of your career path. It also comes with the responsibility of managing your finances, marketing and other key plans for success. Any solid business plan should have a focus on risk management strategies and protection for your business for the long haul.

This Easter we had the egg-citing opportunity to interview one of our favourite furry friends and expert chocolatier, the Easter Bunny! With a spring in his step and a swagger in his tail, we asked him what insurances he has in place to protect his very successful chocolate business.

When you run your own business, there is a lot to consider, like protecting your business if things go wrong. This is where business insurance comes into play and should be one of the foundations of your business’ risk management plan.

Having complete control over your business is a wonderful thing, so it should come as no surprise that the sole trader route to business ownership is very popular in Australia’s small business owner community.

There are many legal liabilities that come with business ownership, which is why many business owners look for ways to reduce liability claims against their business and minimise Public Liability risks.

As a small business owner, you know all too well that the fate of your business is in your own hands. But did you also know that as a company director or senior manager involved in the management of a company, you also carry specific responsibilities that have the potential to also leave you personally liable if things in your business don’t go as planned.

It may have taken some time for the reality to hit, but the wider public is now starting to realise that hackers aren’t just fictional brooding movie villains – they’re real people doing real damage across the globe, particularly in Australia and especially to small businesses.

The success of a business is made up by a mix of factors like marketing, balancing the books and importantly hiring the right talent to do the job. It’s an area that many businesses invest the resources in, employing recruitment consultants to seek out the best candidates to get the job done.