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Workers' Comp Boot Camp Blog Announced

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Mansfield, CT (CompNewsNetwork) - Stimpson Communications and Rebecca Shafer of  Amaxxa have announced a unique blog where employers can get answers from experts to questions about injury and compensation management.  The blog is online at http://blog.ReduceYourWorkersComp.com.

The blog features advice from experts like David Dubin, M.D., and attorney Rebecca Shafer, president of Amaxx, the blog's sponsor. It is a discussion forum for employers with high workers' comp costs.

 "We'll be doing some online teaching as part of the blog.  Better post-injury management is a key to reducing compensation costs by as much as 50 percent,” she said. "This blog focuses on how to create systems to work with injured employees and speed return to work.”

The blog is syndicated so you can sign up for regular updates.

The original "boot camp”—a crash course in workers' comp management for risk managers and HR pros—was created by Rebecca Shafer, president of Amaxx about 10 years ago. 

For example, employers must distinguish between pre-existing injuries—that aren't compensable—and work-related injuries.  To make the distinction, the employer needs to obtain the employee's medical history before the seeming workplace injury.  Functional capacity testing is another useful tool discussed in the blog.

The blog is part of www.ReduceYourWorkersComp.com, which provides many free workers' compensation cost-control tools and forms, as well Workers Comp Kit®, a comprehensive online cost-control program.

Contacts: Henry Stimpson, Stimpson Communications, 508-647-0705, HStimpson@StimpsonCommunications.com

Rebecca Shafer, Amaxx, 660-553-6604, Info@WorkersCompKit.com

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