Bob Wilson is the CEO of WorkersCompensation.com, and author of the award winning blog, "From Bob's Cluttered Desk". Bob is an accomplished presenter for the workers' comp industry, and we are lucky to have him. We don't really believe that, but he is the boss and made us say it.

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Florida Kids' Chance December Golf Tournament is Going to Sell Out

• 07/30/21

Kids' Chance of Florida will be producing the golf tournament at the annual WCI Conference in Orlando this December. This is the first active fundraiser ever held by the organization, and early indications ...
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Covid the Bureaucracy Buster

• 07/27/21

We’ve all heard of Conan the Barbarian. He was the fictional sword and sorcery hero who originated in pulp magazines in 1932 and has since been adapted to books, comics, and ...
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Reimagining Marketing Methods

• 07/23/21

There has been discussion of late about preparing for and managing the generational shift in the workers’ compensation workforce. There is no doubt we have a looming loss of institutional knowledge on ...
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Take Me Home Country Road (Or At Least Get Me to Roanoke)

• 07/19/21

If there is one thing that is consistent across a multitude of situations, it is the need for clear and concise communication. It is important in just about any circumstance, be it workers’ ...
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Tropical Storm Elsa and the Benefit of a Pandemic

• 07/06/21

Many things have changed over the course of the last 17 months or so. While many both within and outside the workers' compensation industry have faced hardship and challenge, we will in retrospect find some ...
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Arguing With Technology

• 07/02/21

Last week we wrote about being lectured by technology, with the general feeling that there is nothing worse than having technology talk down to you. We were wrong. There is something worse. It is having ...
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Resurgence in Return to Work Offers Ample REWARDS for Workers' Recovery

• 06/29/21

When I first joined the workers’ compensation industry more than two decades ago, the concept of “return to work” was already in the process of waning. It might be better described as a ...
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Getting Lectured by Technology

• 06/25/21

No one really likes change, and that is particularly true of the workers’ compensation industry and its challenged relationship with technology adoption. The pandemic did much to remove barriers and ...
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What is the True Cost of a $7 Lab Bill?

• 06/22/21

In January of this year, I had lab work performed as part of a follow-up to a physical exam. It was nothing out of the ordinary and represented a series of blood tests ordered by my doctor. I had the tests, ...
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