Same-Sex Marriages and Domestic Partners Larson’s Workers’ Compensation Law: …
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Eight Focus Areas for Best Practice Cost Containment of Workers Compensation
To maximize your company’s potential for workers’ comp cost containment we recommend …
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Stress Concerns Increase Over European Workplace Safety
Concern about psychosocial risks such as stress, violence, and harassment is increasing in European …
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Airline Ground Worker Loses Leg Company Fined
American Airlines was fined £70,000 ($101,519) after a ground support worker’s leg …
Injury Duration Guidelines and Transitional Duty Cost Calculator Work Together
An injury duration guideline is a tool employers use to get an idea of how long an injured …
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Bed Manufacturers Don’t Go to Sleep on Injuries
Employees in the bed manufacturing industry suffer manual handling injuries such as back and upper …
7 Ways to Reduce Workers Comp Costs by Reducing Fraud
Fraud Is Everywhere, use all the tools in your arsenal Not only is fraud everywhere, but …
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Four Work Comp Success Stories: Companies Who Did Things Right by Starting Small
Many companies successfully implement workers’ compensation cost containment programs. Here's a …
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Distress and Dissatisfaction Detection Survey by Dr. Jennifer Christian of Webility Improves Injury Care Process
An Interview by: Rebecca Shafer, President, Amaxx Risk Solutions, Inc. I …
What is the Impact of the Recession on Workers Compensation
The current recession is the second longest in our country's history. Per the National Bureau of …
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9 Ways to Spot When A Workers Comp Claim Is Going Bad
As the Risk Manager of your company you feel most of your claims are well handled by the third …
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Telecommuting Employees and NY Workers Comp Problems
The number of employees who work some or all of their time from a home office is not new, but is …
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Arkansas Workers Compensation Death Benefits
Entitlement to benefits can vary, depending upon one's status as fully or only partially …
The Louisiana Gulf Oil Spill and the Jones Act
This past week there was a report in the news of seven workers who were hospitalized in Louisiana …
Employers Responsibilities Under National Relations Act
A final rule requiring federal contractors and subcontractors to provide notice …
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Assessment is Your Number One Tool for Cost Control
Small changes in your workers’ compensation program lead up to large cost savings. Your company’s …
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29 Things to Look For When Hiring An Adjuster
If you self-administer your own claims, you already know hiring the best workers' compensation …
Supreme Court Rules in Chicago Firefighter Case
The U.S. Supreme Court recently decided in a 9-0 ruling that the African-American plaintiffs …
Telecommuting Employees and Workers Comp Coverage in Canada
Telecommuting (not to be confused with independent contractors) is a work arrangement where …
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To Audit or Not to Audit – One Company’s Experience with Internal Claim File Auditing
How It Got Started In 1999, the manager of the casualty claims supervisory office of a large …
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