Company parties are the stuff of legend. Embarrassing, alcohol-fueled incidents involving the copy machine, lamp shades and other office equipment are constantly referred to in stories, on television and in movies—and not from nothing. Company parties do have a well-deserved reputation for creating an environment primed for actions sure to be regretted once the alcohol has left the body.
But hey—that’s not really your problem, right? After all, you are simply throwing the party—it is up to your employees to know how to act appropriately and handle their liquor.
Or is it?
As it turns out, there are many liability issues that you, as the business owner and host of the party, could be exposed to if any of your employees gets out of hand, damages company or another employee’s property, or offends anyone. Click to learn more about the different types of coverage you should have in place.
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Many people make sure to lock their car doors and close their windows when they are out of their own neighborhood safe zone so they aren’t giving potential car thieves an open invitation to their stuff. But once they get home, to their tree-lined street filled with neighbors that they trust, all their safety activities go out the window. They leave their doors unlocked, leave windows down enough to snake an arm through, and use their car like it’s another room of their home with expensive CDs, MP3 players, shoes and other items tucked inside.