As owner of OshaSure, a Birmingham-based safety and risk management firm, I evaluate workplace …
Make Your Drug Free Workplace Program an Asset Not a LiabilityRead More
MSHA Reports on Final Rule to Enhance Miners Health and Safety
The U.S. Department of Labor's Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) recently announced …
MSHA Reports on Final Rule to Enhance Miners Health and SafetyRead More
Industry Leaders Discuss Challenges at Broadspires First Pharmacy Summit
Medications and drugs continue to play an increasingly important role in the overall of …
Industry Leaders Discuss Challenges at Broadspires First Pharmacy SummitRead More
Shop Workers Union Concerned Over Employee Conditions
Great Britain’s shop workers Union Usdaw (Union of Shop Workers, Distributive and Allied …
Shop Workers Union Concerned Over Employee ConditionsRead More
5 Ways to Avoid Industrial Commission* Hearings
Employers and adjusters often inadvertently drive up the cost of workers compensation by not …
Medical Treasure Trove for the Workers Comp Professional: Occupational Injuries and Illnesses
Written by medical experts for risk managers, agents and brokers, and legal …
UK Businessman Prosecuted for Dangerous Work Conditions
A Kent-based partner of a development company was prosecuted after dangerous conditions were found …
UK Businessman Prosecuted for Dangerous Work ConditionsRead More
OSHA Puts New Emphasis on Program for Chemical Facilities
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently issued a new National Emphasis …
OSHA Puts New Emphasis on Program for Chemical FacilitiesRead More
Know What to Look for in Surveillance Video Footage
Many adjusters will use surveillance on the cases to get an actual glimpse of what the claimant is …
Know What to Look for in Surveillance Video FootageRead More
Make Sure Your Carrier Does Not Use Trapdoor Communications
Communication (a sharing of information) is essential to proper handling of workers comp claims. …
Make Sure Your Carrier Does Not Use Trapdoor CommunicationsRead More
Workers Comp News in Review April 1, 2012
LexisNexis Work Comp Community This Week In Review The Workers …
Singapore Association Adopts Enhanced Workplace Safety Standards
The Singapore Manufacturers' Federation (SMA) reports it has adopted enhanced workplace safety …
Singapore Association Adopts Enhanced Workplace Safety StandardsRead More
In NY Workers Comp – What You Pay for is What You Get
Data, being released and discussed, shows that assessments for operating expenses made by the NY …
In NY Workers Comp – What You Pay for is What You GetRead More
British Manufacturer Sentenced after Worker Has Hand Crushed
A British manufacturing firm has been sentenced after a worker's hand was crushed in a metal …
British Manufacturer Sentenced after Worker Has Hand CrushedRead More
Former MBTA Driver Charged with Workers Comp Fraud
A former MBTA driver (Massachusetts) is looking at a fall trial on charges that she staged an …
Good Adjusters Know When to Settle Your Workers Comp Claims
The number one distinction between the excellent workers compensation adjuster and the average …
Good Adjusters Know When to Settle Your Workers Comp ClaimsRead More
Workers Living in Tents Anti-Union Climate for Worker Deaths Blamed
According to a news release from the BWI, The Turkish Union of Road, Construction and …
Workers Living in Tents Anti-Union Climate for Worker Deaths BlamedRead More
New Times for Transitional Duty, Modified Duty in New York
Things are changing in workers comp. Lost time has become something to be limited, a concern that …
New Times for Transitional Duty, Modified Duty in New YorkRead More
Workers Compensation Around the U.S. This Week
Work Comp Roundup Wants to Meet You at RIMS Booth 1425 The Philadelphia RIMS 2012 Annual …
Lisenbey Takes over As CEO at Broadspire
Congratulations to Danielle Lisenbey who has taken over as CEO of Broadspire, an international TPA …
