When Returning Employee to Work Remember: It’s All Attitude There is more than one …
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Post Injury Systems
How to Measure Your Return to Work Program Success
For every day an injured employee is out of work, the cost of the workers’ compensation claim …
Communication is Key in Post Injury Procedures
Tight Post Injury Procedures Reduce Costs Post injury procedures keep the circle of control …
Employer Silence is Root of Many Workers Comp Problems
46% of Workers Incorrectly Think Claims Being Contested Workers Compensation Research Institute …
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5 Workers Comp Cost Containment Techniques for 2013
Throughout the year we have discussed several ways to try and cut costs and exposure. …
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Post Injury Procedures: Communication is Key
Post injury procedures keep the circle of control between employees, the employer and the …
The 411 on Functional Capacity Evaluations
Tests Performed by Occupational or Physical Therapist A functional capacity evaluation (FCE) is a …
Employers Hold The Key to Controlling Workers Comp Claims Costs
Employers Are Most Important Piece in Communication Many employers limit their participation in …
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Attorney Perspective on Lump Sum Settlements, You Know Outcome Before Papers Are Filed
WCRI Study Diligently Done, Missed the Point Workers Compensation Research Institute (WCRI) has …
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6 Strategies To Ensure Your Employees Return to Work
The Link between Worker’s Comp and the ADA In 2009, The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity …
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Tips on Improving Workers Comp Investigations
There is no way to be thorough enough, in any scenario, when it comes to investigating workers comp …
The Right Way and Wrong Way to Deny a Workers Comp Claim
There are a lot of ways to deny a workers comp claim. The easiest way is if the case is not …
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Employee Communication is Vital to Workers Comp Success
One factor that correlates strongly with the employer’s ability to control workers compensation …
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10 Tips to Improve Your Return to Work Program
Employers who successfully manage their workers compensation cost understand the importance of a …
NY Employers Should Know About This Decision
This week, the NY Court of Appeals issued a major decision on RTW. It also issued a …
Highest Court Decision on NY Workers Comp Favors Employers
A decision issued this week, on 5/1/12, “Zamora v Neurologic Assn.”, has removed a presumption that …
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Consider Using Third Party and Offsite Return to Work Options
Employers who are conscientious about the cost of the workers compensation insurance coverage know …
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How Employers SHOULD Communicate in NY Workers Comp
Employers and employees are the most important persons in a comp claim. The law does not treat them …
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5 Ways to Avoid Industrial Commission* Hearings
Employers and adjusters often inadvertently drive up the cost of workers compensation by not …
Make Sure Your Carrier Does Not Use Trapdoor Communications
Communication (a sharing of information) is essential to proper handling of workers comp claims. …
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