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John Ruser, WCRI & Workers' Compensation

31 Mar, 2022 WorkersCompensation.com

                               

Dr. John Ruser, President & CEO of the Workers' Compensation Research Institute, joins host Bob Wilson to talk about the recent successful WCRI annual conference as well as early results of some cutting edge research being conducted by his organization. And blind squirrels. They also talked about blind squirrels...

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Run Time: 30 min, 37 sec

 

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