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Compliance Corner: Ohio Standards of Conduct
Compliance Corner: Ohio Standards of Conduct

Columbus, OH (WorkersCompensation.com) -- According to Ohio law, it is the policy of the industrial commission and the bureau of workers' compensation to carry out its mission in accordance with the strictest ethical guidelines and […]
Self-Leadership for Workers’ Compensation Adjusters: A Path to Excellence
Self-Leadership for Workers’ Compensation Adjusters: A Path to Excellence

Sarasota, FL (WorkersCompensation.com) -- Workers’ compensation adjusters operate in a complex environment where they must balance the needs of injured workers, employers, and insurance requirements. This role demands a balance of empathy, care, compassion, and […]
What Do You Think: Was Meals on Wheels Accident Within Scope of Employment?
What Do You Think: Was Meals on Wheels Accident Within Scope of Employment?

Newark, DE (WorkersCompensation.com). When an employer involves employees in volunteer work, that work can result in a compensable injury if it occurred within the scope of employment. A case involving a customer service representative  for […]
Understanding Self-Leadership: A Foundation for Everyday Impact
Understanding Self-Leadership: A Foundation for Everyday Impact

Sarasota, FL (WorkersCompensation.com) -- Self-leadership is a concept that has evolved. It suggests individuals can shape their behavior and outcomes through self-influence and self-direction. This principle empowers people to take control of their actions, decisions, […]
Subway Cellist Calls off Performances After Valentine’s Day Attack
Subway Cellist Calls off Performances After Valentine’s Day Attack

Manhattan, NY (WorkersCompensation.com) – A medical student who performs with his electric cello in the subways of New York City said it’s too dangerous to continue. Iain Forrest, a performer who is part of the […]
What Do You Think: Did Probation Officer Lose Job Because She Left Work for Embryo Transfer?
What Do You Think: Did Probation Officer Lose Job Because She Left Work for Embryo Transfer?

Lebanon, PA (WorkersCompensation.com) An employee claiming FMLA retaliation may continue with her lawsuit, even if her employer points to a valid basis for firing her. However, the employee will have to first show that her […]
Recognizing and Addressing Bias in Workers’ Compensation
Recognizing and Addressing Bias in Workers’ Compensation

Sarasota, FL (WorkersCompensation.com) -- Fairness and objectivity are paramount in the Workers' Compensation system, ensuring all parties receive equitable treatment. However, conscious or unconscious bias can significantly impact decision-making processes, potentially leading to unfair outcomes. […]
Case Management Focus: Collaboration Between Physicians and Case Managers Leads to Better Outcomes
Case Management Focus: Collaboration Between Physicians and Case Managers Leads to Better Outcomes

Sarasota, FL (WorkersCompensation.com) -- Workers' Compensation Nurse Case Managers do not diagnose or treat people. They work with the medical team to coordinate care, increase communication to ensure smooth care transitions and help the injured […]

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