DaimlerChrysler Insurance Company Partners to Bring Prevention Package to Dealers
DaimlerChrysler Insurance Company (DCIC), a company of DaimlerChrysler Services North America, announced May 30 two partnerships to provide labor and employment law compliance services to all Chrysler, Jeep® , Dodge and Mercedes-Benz brand dealers. Through a partnership with PreventionPoint LLC and a second with FPHR Consulting LLC, DCIC is able to expand its primary offering of wholesale floor plan insurance. The company says these partnerships allow DCIC to offer dealers discounted pricing on products and services such as:
Background Searches of Prospective Employees
Drug Testing
Human Resource Compliance Training Courses for Managers and Employees
Telephone Hotline Providing Employment Advice
State-specific Employee Handbooks
Online Requests for Employment and Labor Law Compliance products from
Prevention Point LLC
PreventionPoint LLC specializes in the areas of employment, civil rights, employee-benefit and immigration law. "We strive to offer our dealers a one-stop shop, covering all of their diverse needs," said Jim Haan, vice president of DaimlerChrysler Insurance Company responsible for the operations. "These new partnerships reflect our understanding of our dealers' needs while providing them with the tools to help aid them with compliance in employment law."
"Our partnerships with PreventionPoint LLC and FPHR Consulting LLC are the latest examples of our commitment to providing DaimlerChrysler dealers with superior service and product offerings," added Haan.
DaimlerChrysler Insurance Company began offering insurance coverage to automotive dealers in 1964 and provides complete coverage for new and used DaimlerChrysler dealer vehicles.
About DaimlerChrysler Services North America LLC
DaimlerChrysler Services North America LLC provides brand-specific financing for automotive dealers’ inventories and their retail consumers and does business as Chrysler Financial and Mercedes-Benz Credit. As DaimlerChrysler Services Truck Finance it also finances commercial vehicles for affiliate products such as Freightliner, Sterling and Western Star. The company serves as the headquarters for the operations in the United States, Canada and Mexico and has over 5,000 employees who manage a portfolio of $82 billion with nearly five million contracts.
DaimlerChrysler Services North America is a member of the DaimlerChrysler Services Group,
headquartered in Berlin, Germany which operates in 39 countries with an employee base exceeding 10,000.
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