Dara Barney comes to WorkersCompensation.com as the Senior Editor of Premium Media. Her previous journalism experience in Idaho and California, along with her former role as Public Information Specialist at the Idaho Industrial Commission, all play a part in keeping her up-to-date on providing the most timely, reliable and interesting news to share with you!
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1) ID: OSHA Stats Show Too Many Residential Construction Violations
Audrey Dutton of the Idaho Statesman recently reported on worker ...
Read More 1) NCCI Report Released
The National Council of Compensation Insurance (NCCI) released its "State of the Line Guide" last week, according to a press release by Marketing Communications Director ...
Read More 1) CA Tesla Factory Workers Speak Up (FRIDAY)
There might be some trouble at the Tesla factory in Fremont, CA, writes Julia Carrie Wong of The Guardian. "Ambulances have been called more than 100 ...
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HB592, Rep. Talbot’s closed pharmacy formulary bill, which would make the Work Loss Data Institute’s “Official Disability Guidelines” the law of the land, passed the House Labor and ...
Read More 1) CA Tesla Factory Workers Speak Up
There might be some trouble at the Tesla factory in Fremont, CA, writes Julia Carrie Wong of The Guardian. "Ambulances have been called more than 100 times since ...
Read More Cambridge, MA (WorkersCompensation.com) - The Workers’ Compensation Research Institute released a “Flashreport” today, entitled “Worker Attorney Involvement: A New Measure,” ...
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1) Mental Health Act Passes in U.S. Senate
The Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Act has passed in the U.S. Senate, writes Abe Aboraya of WMFE (NPR station). The bill "...would make mental ...
Read More 1) MA Supreme Court Rules Criminally Charged Public Employees Can Still Receive Workers' Comp
The Supreme Judicial Court in Massachusetts has ruled that a government employee can still ...
Read More 1) NY: Employers Expected to Save $400 Million in Workers' Comp Rate Drop
"Workers' Compensation rates in the state are set to drop 4.5%, a move that will save New York employers about $400 ...
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