Featured News : - 05/24/19
- Nancy Grover
Sarasota, FL (WorkersCompensation.com) – As the unofficial start of the summer season, Memorial Day weekend is a good time for employers to review and implement their strategies to keep workers safe ...
Read More From Bob's Cluttered Desk : - 05/24/19
- Robert Wilson
The concept of multi-tasking is all the rage. The technology obsessed among us in the workforce think they have everything under control while trying to simultaneously process 32 different things. Recent ...
Read More Workers Comp Blogwire : - 05/24/19
- Michael Stack
Social Security disability benefits (SSD) are paid through a government disability program for workers who have had enough earnings paid into the Social Security system, regardless of whether their injury or ...
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Workers Comp Blogwire : - 05/24/19
- James Moore
Involving the Physician in Return To Work Risk Management
A huge risk return to work risk management failure begins when the physician evaluates the injured employee for a light or full duty ...
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- Joe Paduda
NCCI started with a terrific video featuring several people who suffered significant occupational injuries – and how work comp helped them recover. The video was really well done…kudos to NCCI ...
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- Judge David Langham
In April 2019, the Florida Supreme Court issues its decision in In Re Dennis Daniel Bailey, SC18-2060. It it instructive and worth of discussion, though it is not about a workers' compensation trial, but a ...
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Featured News : - 05/24/19
- Liz Carey
Sarasota, FL (WorkersCompensation.com) – By the end of April, the number of workers’ compensation claims over teachers being attacked in the Sarasota County School District was higher than the ...
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Read More Current News : - 05/23/19
- WorkersCompensation.com
Santa Ana, CA (WorkersCompensation.com) - CompWest Insurance is continuing its expansion in California and the West, adding more than 50 new classifications that broaden its workers' compensation appetite in ...
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