At the Colorado Workers’ Compensation Educational Conference, concluded yesterday in Colorado Springs, David “Corey” Staver presented the session “The Lonely Journey and Back Again.” Staver is an Accessibility Specialist and CEO of The David Corey […]
It’s not surprising that the subject of working has captured the creative impulses of the poet and songwriter. After all, most of humanity spends a good percentage of our waking hours making a living. And […]
This topic has been covered many times in the articles on this website. In October 2021, the IRS seems to have narrowed the independent contractor definition. The debate on who is or is not an […]
As is often the case when I’m noodling a few ideas for Safety Net topics I turn to famous quotes. Smarter people than me have had brilliant things to say about safety, leadership, or the […]
Most injured Illinois workers get medical treatment and sooner or later get better. Those people get a settlement and move on with their lives which usually involves going back to their job. Other workers end […]
It’s COMPlicated – Post 2 The first edition of the It’s Complicated blog began an exchange of ideas about what workers’ compensation is and what it could be. The dialogue started with four questions. The responses to […]
Yes, it is coming, like it, want it, or not. Back in 2019, the Washington Post noted that Congress was contemplating the mandate of smarter vehicles. There was consideration of a bill that would mandate cars […]
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has announced that it will be holding a webinar on April 13, 2022 at 1:00 p.m. EST on the Medicare Secondary Payer Recovery Portal’s (MSPRP’s) “go paperless” function. CMS’s notice states […]
