DFS To Auto Insurers: Don’t Discriminate Based on Immigration Status

​The New York State Department of Financial Services has told automobile insurers and insurance producers that it will not tolerate rate discrimination against newly-licensed undocumented immigrants. In a circular letter dated January 16, 2020, the department advised that these drivers "should not be subjected to any unfairly discriminatory practices when they seek motor vehicle insurance." The letter follows the enactment last year of New York's "Green Light Law." The law, passed by the State Legislature and signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo last spring, allows all New Yorkers of legal driving age to apply for a standard, not for federal purpose, non-commercial driver license or learner permit, regardless of their citizenship or lawful status…

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Out of Office

Getting into the LMS and using the templates is definitely an adjustment. It's nice because there are helpful ways of seeing what each template can do and how they function. Being able to see them before I use them helps so I know how to prep the information before I put it into the platform. Planning the layout and materials needed in a word doc is helpful so that I have a map and way to go about things. This is also my last day in the office ☹ I had a delightful lunch with two of the women from the marketing team. They make…

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Module Maniac

Today in the office I explored the platform a bit more on my own and started to set up a module. Later in the day I had a meeting where we learned about the creative aspects of the LMS more. The company walked us through template options and helped us with the design aspects of the platform. We got to ask questions and gain a reference point for any questions or advice we may need when adjusting to the platform. It's beneficial to be able to see how another company is onboarding us when one of my main projects is focused on onboarding people for…

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