A Reader Asks: How DO I put a Workers' Comp Program Together Using My Safety Experience? Recently …
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Implementation and Rolling Out Your Program
Success Story: How One Company Reduced Workers Comp Costs Sixty Percent
Trinity International Corp. (name changed), a holding corporation for 60 other and various …
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Workers Comp TIP of the Week
Tip: Use FORMAL and INFORMAL communication styles. What is the difference between formal and …
Advisen Reports It Is Easy to Design a Workers Comp Program
Advisen reported this week, in their "Did you Know Column," that it really is easy to design a …
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Use A Timetable to Keep Your Workers Compensation Team on Task
As you move into implementation of your company's new workers compensation program, …
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What to Expect from your Workers Compensation Third Party Administrator
If you're self insured or carry a large deducible or retention, chances are a third party …
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Five Top Ways to Communicate Safety Messages
Safety is a message that needs to be communicated consistently and continually. Five suggested …
Top Ways to Know Whether You Need an Advocate to Help You Communicate with Your TPA or Insurance Company
Claim Liaisons working either for a broker or TPA play a vital role in the business of claims …
How to Manage Workers Comp Program Pushback from Senior Management to Employees
A Procedure for Managing Pushback at the Organizational Level Managing pushback from an …
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Conducting an Internal Audit Your WC Program Requires Objectivity
Audit your workers' compensation programs before you go to incentive programs, fraud …
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Ten Ways to Help an Injured Employee
The vast majority of injured employees want to recover and return to work (and life as usual) as …
Workers Comp Advice by Robert Elliott: Does Every Industry Need a Post Injury Plan
Many times employers have specific questions needing answers. Here's one we fielded …
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Seven Ways to Handle PUSHBACK
I. Concepts Underlying Conflict Management (Pushback) In a perfect world, you implement a …
Analyze Your Benchmarks to Measure Data and Operational Best Practices
Where Are You Now? Your team has reviewed all the recommendations stemming from planning …
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Keys to Putting Together an IDEAL Workers Comp Management Team
Why Do We Need a Team to Manage Workers' Comp? No one person has the expertise to get …
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8 Things to Think About When Developing a Great Training Exercise
Introduction We've talked about the benefits and concepts of training or mastery exercises. …
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Four Important Steps to Building a Safety Program
Building a corporate or division safety program is perhaps more important than the post-loss …
Brainstorming Workers Compensation Program Recommendations
Okay, so we have covered how to gather recommendations, and you've put together your …
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Know the Three Big Steps in a Good Safety Program
1. Create Communication Within Your Safety Program A working safety program requires two-way …
How to Develop Written Safety Policies Procedures and Programs
To establish consistency and credibility, and to comply with applicable federal (OSHA) and state …
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