Welcome to Echo.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act has been signed into law, bringing some big updates for employers around student loan repayment programs, the expansion of paid family leave employer tax credits, telehealth extensions and more.
With the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, employers face new compliance tasks but also a chance to improve their benefits.
Take time to review the details and ensure your benefits strategy is up to date.
For the transportation industry, driver fatigue remains a major risk. The economic burden of driving drowsy is estimated at $109 billion each year.
Irregular shifts, overnight travel and tight deadlines all contribute to driver fatigue. Invest in fatigue risk management programs and the right people to make fatigue prevention part of your culture.
Whether it’s inflation or tariffs, uncertain times challenge businesses operations. A reliable business continuity plan helps you prevent disruption and recover from threats.
A strong business continuity strategy includes an impact analysis, recovery strategies, organizational clarity and team training. Be proactive and strengthen your response strategy today.
To get the full scoop on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, driver fatigue and business continuity planning, check out the linked resources and visit NFP.com.
NFP's August Echo, your source for quick insights into business and industry trends.
In this month’s Echo, we’re diving into three key topics.
One Big Beautiful Bill Act
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act has been signed into law by President Trump, introducing updates to student loan repayment programs, expanded paid family leave employer tax credits, telehealth extensions and more.
While compliance requirements are increasing, the changes create opportunities for employers to strengthen benefits and attract talent. Reviewing and adjusting your strategy now can keep you competitive and compliant.
Driving Drowsy in the Transportation Industry
Driver fatigue continues to be a major safety and financial risk for the transport industry, with an estimated $109 billion annual economic burden. Irregular shifts, overnight routes and tight deadlines increase the danger.
Implementing fatigue risk management programs and fostering a culture that prioritizes rest can reduce accidents and improve operational performance.
Business Continuity Planning
From inflation to tariffs, unexpected challenges can disrupt business operations. A strong continuity plan helps minimize downtime and speed recovery.
Key components include impact analysis, recovery strategies, clear organizational roles and regular team training. Preparing now ensures you can respond effectively when disruptions occur.
Thank you for watching Echo. Stay tuned for next month’s insights.
