A Des Moines Spanish-language interpreter faces a felony charge alleging she overbilled Washington …
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Nova Scotia Sees Fewer Workers Injured in 2014
There is some good news to report out of Nova Scotia, Canada. Fewer workers were injured …
Arizona Industrial Commission Investigates Comp Complaints
According to the Industrial Commission, it continues to receive complaints that certain entities …
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Kansas DOL Notes Workers Comp Updates
The Kansas Department of Labor (KDOL) recently updated the Workers Compensation Practice and …
New Court Decision Marks Increased Importance Of Return to Work
A decision from the New York Appellate Division 3d Dept., “Schirizzo v Citibank NA-BANKING” signals …
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New Jersey Employer Cited for Lack of Workplace Safety
One New Jersey employer has seen the consequences of not producing a safe workplace for its …
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Pennsylvanian Sentenced for Comp Fraud
The odds are oftentimes not in the favor of those who try and successfully commit workers …
Understanding “Medical Marijuana” in Workers’ Compensation
Over the last several years, more states have adopted laws that govern the use of marijuana for …
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Saskatchewan WCB Sees Further Drop in Overall Workplace Injury Rate
The Saskatchewan Workers Compensation Board (WCB) recently released its 2014 injury …
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Workplace Injury Claims Falling in Victoria (Australia)
Anytime workplace injury claims go down, that is a positive thing. As of Dec. 31, 2014 …
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Wisconsin Employer Facing More than $102K in Fines
Once again, workers were exposed to dangerous amputation hazards while fabricating metal products …
ADA – If No Light Duty Is Available, Can The Employer Terminate Employment?
We had very successful webinar recently on the New ADA Return to Work Interpretations. There were …
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Santa Clara County D.A. Charges 3 with Comp Fraud
Three California individuals ended up recently on the wrong side of the law. A lab worker, a …
COMPClub Offers Expert Training to Slash Workers’ Comp Costs
New Service from Amaxx, Leader in Cost Control, Provides Unique Training …
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Texas’ DWC to Host Annual Workplace Safety Event
Employers in Texas looking to learn more about safe workplaces will get the chance in May during a …
Washington’s L&I Cites, Fines Pair of Employers
Multiple serious safety and health violations at a worksite in Fife have resulted in Department of …
Workers Comp Roundtable Roundup
The Workers Comp Roundtable was started on Linked In as a place where colleges can collaborate and …
Cal/OSHA Urges Employers on Outdoor Working Conditions
With summertime not too far down the road, officials in California are noting the needed …
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CDC Wants Public To Understand And Avoid Misuse Of Antibiotics
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) wants everyone to know that taking antibiotics …
CDC Wants Public To Understand And Avoid Misuse Of AntibioticsRead More
Officials Deliver Bad News for Postal Service
Officials recently delivered some bad news for the U.S. Postal Service at one of its locations in …
