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Aon tackles employee risks.

Aon Consulting and Aon Risk Services have formed a new company called Aon Employee Risk Solutions (A...

Aon Consulting and Aon Risk Services have formed a new company called
Aon Employee Risk Solutions (AERS). The new start-up will help companies
to develop a strategy to counter the cost of employee risk, in terms of
absenteeism and employee litigation. Patrick Carter has been appointed
managing director of AERS and will join Ron Amy, Mike Eve, Paul Bradley
and Stephen Wood on the board of directors. Mr Carter, said: "People are
your strength in business, however, they are also a potential source of

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