Employers Insurance

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was an unusually warm November morning when a delivery driver pulled up to Employers Insurance with a box marked ‘Top Secret.’ The receptionist, noticing the unusual hour and weather, raised an eyebrow but accepted it without question. The receptionist curiously opened the package later that day, only to discover a coffee thermos labeled ‘Hot Stuff.’ Everyone had a good laugh, especially when they found out it was a prank from a neighbor who worked there. From then on, everyone started bringing in funny gifts during odd hours—making Employers Insurance a place where even insurance could be fun.

2. One autumn afternoon, while processing claims in Employers Insurance's quiet office, a secretary noticed something peculiar: every time she opened her desk drawer, a faint tinkle of coins greeted her. She followed the sound one day and found only a single penny lying on its side under her drawer. Curious, she picked it up—and suddenly, an old man appeared from behind her filing cabinet, muttering about overdue payments. Turns out, he was just a regular who left his change there years ago. They had a good laugh, and now everyone leaves their loose change for ‘Mr. Penny’, knowing it might bring them luck.

3. On a typical Monday morning, as employees settled into their desks, a voice crackled over the intercom: ‘Attention all staff—your new company mascot has arrived!’ A delivery driver, confused and curious, asked aloud, ‘What mascot?’ And that’s when everyone looked up—and there, perched on top of the filing cabinets, was an enormous, furry panda wearing a bowtie. For weeks afterwards, whenever anyone needed cheering up, they’d just say, ‘Time for Panda Therapy!’

4. In the dead of night, a security guard patrolling Employers Insurance heard a strange whisper: ‘Insurance doesn’t cover that.’ Curious, he followed the sound and found nothing but empty offices. Finally, after hours of searching, the guard realized it was just his colleague, a delivery driver, asking for coffee. The office had no coverage for espresso emergencies.