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D-Day and Workers Compensation Claims
This past Friday, June 6th marked the 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings. Justifiably, the …
Know Your Federal Acts in Workers Compensation: ADA, ERISA, FMLA
The various aspects of hiring, accommodating, providing modified duty in the case of workers’ …
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Maritime Workers, The Jones Act, And Workers Compensation Explained
The Jones Act Sailors are covered under the Jones Act. This is a very complex set of maritime …
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Why Workers Comp Laws Are State, Not Federal
Current Debate Regarding Single Federal Work Comp Law There currently is a debate in progress …
Changes to FECA Reflected at this Year’s Federal Workers’ Compensation Conference
Senate & House Pass Legislation For First Changes in Almost 40 …
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The Best Tidbits of News from the Workers Comp World
Here are the best Tidbits of news from the Workers Comp world this week: Broadspire® …
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$39 Million in Illness Compensation Further Clarified
The U.S. Department of Labor said recently it is notifying former Weldon Spring Plant workers in …
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Chemical Safety Board Develops New Employee Participation Investigation Policy
The U.S. Chemical Safety Board (CSB) reported that it has developed a new policy on …
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MSHA Unveils Numbers from Mine Safety Sweeps
The U.S. Department of Labor's Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) recently announced …
Workers Compensation News in Brief for February 2012
How Can You Find Quality Providers? According to a recent MedMetrics blog, finding quality …
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16 Things Companies Can Do To Reduce Workers Compensation During Layoffs and RIFs
n 1989 the federal law known as the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (WARN Act) …
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Amaxx Details 2012 Workers Compensation Management Program Updates
Workers’ Compensation Costs Can Be Reduced by Implementing Operational Best Practices: …
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California Postal Window Clerk Delivered Some Bad News
United States Attorney Benjamin Wagner announced that Chief United States District Judge Anthony …
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NEWS on the Federal Employees Compensation Act and Prescription Drug Abuse
The Federal Employees Compensation Act (FECA) covers 2.7 million federal employees and postal …
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WCRI Provides Unbiased Research to Industry
Few people realize the workers’ compensation industry is actually 100 years old. It’s …
Managing Military Leaves of Absence Integrating with FMLA
By Martha J. Cardi Think workers comp is hard to manage? Try FMLA, state and other leaves of …
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All Aboard on Final Rule for Railroad Workers Hours
The U.S. Department of Transportation issued a final rule limiting the number of consecutive …
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Failure to Obey Costs Wisconsin Employer $46,200 in Fines
The U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) cited Marshfield …
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Cancer Still Not Covered for World Trade Center Responders
After the New York City World Trade Centers fell, images of responders rushing in …
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