News Summary
OneAmerica Financial’s downtown Indianapolis office has been closed since September 30 due to a safety concern after a vague threat. The company prioritized employee safety by shutting the office and shifting to remote work, while collaborating with police for investigation. Business operations continue remotely, and the main office and parking garage remain open. The company emphasizes flexibility and safety, ensuring continuity while safeguarding its workforce during the ongoing investigation.
Indianapolis – OneAmerica Financial’s downtown Indianapolis office has been closed since Tuesday, September 30, 2023, due to a potential safety concern following a vague threat received on Monday, September 29, from an individual not associated with the company. The OneAmerica Tower, located at 200 N. Illinois St., will remain closed to employees for the rest of the week as a precautionary measure to ensure their safety.
The closure comes as part of an abundance of caution implemented by the company, prioritizing the well-being of its associates as the primary concern. Employees of OneAmerica Financial have been instructed to work remotely during this time. Despite this arrangement, the company has confirmed that its business operations will continue as normal while employees work from home.
Safety Protocols and Investigation
In response to the potential threat, OneAmerica Financial is collaborating with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) and is following established safety protocols during the ongoing investigation. A property manager notified the company about the potential safety issue, prompting immediate action.
The OneAmerica Tower, which houses the company’s main office, as well as its parking garage, will remain open during the remote work period. This decision allows for continuity of operations while ensuring that the physical space is safe for those who need to access it.
Company Overview
OneAmerica Financial is a well-established financial institution with a large workforce that has become accustomed to a hybrid working model. Many employees have already been working from home on a part-time basis, which has enabled the company to maintain efficient operations during this period of remote work. The company has emphasized the importance of flexibility in its working arrangements, allowing employees to adapt to various situations as they arise.
Conclusion
The closure of OneAmerica Financial’s downtown office is a precautionary measure taken to protect its employees following a threat that initiated from outside the organization. As the investigation unfolds, the company remains committed to the safety of its workforce while continuing to serve customers from a remote capacity.
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Additional Resources
- WTHR: OneAmerica Financial Office Closure
- Wikipedia: Safety Concerns During Business Operations
- WISH TV: Safety Concerns at OneAmerica Tower
- Google Search: OneAmerica Financial
- PR Newswire: OneAmerica Financial Kicks Off Week of Caring
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Financial Institution
- IndyStar: OneAmerica Sells Retirement Plan Business
- Google News: OneAmerica Financial Closure
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