RM Benefit Duties Rise At Small Firms 
The smaller an organization, the more likely it is for the risk manager to be called upon to both place and administer the firms employee benefit plan, a risk management survey has revealed.
As companies grow in terms of sales volume, however, risk managers are less and less likely to have hands-on involvement in employee benefits, according to the “2002 Risk Management Compensation Survey,” prepared by Logic Associates Inc. in New York.
The surveys results, released during last months Risk and Insurance Management Society annual conference, was co-sponsored this year for the first time by National Underwriter.
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