The expansion of Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is starting to impact workers’ …
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Mining Safety Once Again at Forefront
In the wake of a deadly day in mining in which three miners lost their lives in separate incidents …
Top 3 Ways To Control Workers Compensation Costs
Employers who do not manage their workers’ compensation program will pay too much for their …
Ohio’s BWC Honors Fallen Workers
The Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation (BWC) recently held the fifth annual Fallen Workers …
Risk Management at Industrial Work Zones
It’s no secret; work zones can be a dangerous place both for employees and for passers-by. Due to …
Sacramento Siblings Keep Comp Fraud in the Family
For one California brother and sister, their efforts to outwit the state proved fruitless. Michael …
Best Practices for Permanent Total Disability Claims
Claims involving “permanent total disability” (PTD) benefits are costly and need to be taken …
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No Beauty in Workers Comp Fraud
For one California resident, reported workers compensation fraud was anything but …
Maximize Settlement Value And Solve Complex Problems With Structured Settlements
Structured settlements offer all parties in workers’ compensation cases an opportunity to maximize …
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New Zealand Officials Levy More Nearly $25K in Fines
Workplace safety authorities in New Zealand recently acted against an employer after an employee …
New Zealand Officials Levy More Nearly $25K in FinesRead More
The Workers Comp Pendulum Of Care
Employers need to strike a balance of caring for their employees and controlling workers …
OSHA Awards $10.5 Million for One-Year Grants
The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has awarded …
When A Doctor Will Not Release Employee To Light Duty
A doctor holding an injured worker “hostage” and not releasing them to light duty work when …
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MSHA Looks to Tighten Safety Rules for Miners
The job of a miner is one ripe with risks, so much that those tasked with protecting them are …
Employee Course And Scope Can Change At Any Moment
Employees can be in and out of the course and scope of employment many times while on the job. …
Washington State Employer Bags Potentially $105K in Fines
A Yakima, Washington orchardist is facing $105,000 in fines from the Department of Labor & …
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Traveling Employees: Work Comp Claims for Jetsetters
The issue of traveling employees is a cause for concern when managing workers’ compensation …
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WorkSafe Victoria Conducting More than 100 Workplace Inspections
Keeping workers safe in Victoria, Australia is getting even more attention. WorkSafe …
WorkSafe Victoria Conducting More than 100 Workplace InspectionsRead More
Sessions I’m Looking Forward To At National Work Comp & Disability Conference
The National Workers’ Comp and Disability Conference is once again knocking on the door. While it …
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Alaska Getting Tough on Worker Misclassification
In an effort to crack down on worker misclassification, Alaska’s Department of Labor and Workforce …
