Everyone Gets a Participation Ribbon for This Week's Millennial Hot Seat Webinar

• 06/26/18

Registration has opened for the fourth episode of the Hot Seat Webinar Series, titled “Rise of The Millennials: The Passing of the Baton”. It will air June 29, 2018 at 1:00PM Eastern. ...
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Krauthammer - A Life Lived Abled

• 06/25/18

Conservative columnist and icon Charles Krauthammer passed away last week after a lengthy fight with cancer. To many people such as myself, Krauthammer was a brilliant observer of the otherwise obvious, with ...
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Sex and Seafood in the Workplace

• 06/22/18

Well, it’s Friday, and time to shrug off the consistently negative news in exchange for a little lighter fare. And when it comes to a little useless information, I’m sure you’ll agree there ...
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Saliva Stress Test Can Identify Those Workplace Burnouts

• 06/20/18

Scientists announced this week that a simple saliva test can quickly show if you are overly stressed on the job and at risk of burnout. They say measuring levels of “the anti-stress hormone cortisol at ...
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Getting Schooled on Texas Subrogation

• 06/18/18

I wrote a post last week entitled, “For Texas Subrogation, the Devil is in the (Policy) Details.” It concerned a Texas Supreme Court Decision where an insurance carrier had attempted to collect ...
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Thanks, Dad.

• 06/15/18

Last week I saw a message on Twitter sent by a friend. She was re-tweeting a meme acknowledging the June 6th anniversary of D-Day. She had added with her tweet, “God bless them for their courage and ...
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When the Law of Unintended Consequences Screws Good Samaritans

• 06/14/18

I hear employers complain about having to carry workers’ comp all the time. Many of them do not understand the protections that workers’ compensation coverage can provide, and instead simply view ...
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For Texas Subrogation, the Devil is in the (Policy) Details

• 06/13/18

An interesting decision has emerged from the Texas Supreme Court, and I predict there will be a whole lot of workers’ comp insurance policy revision going on in the Lone Star State as a result. The ...
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South Carolina Slavery Case Tells Us Attitudes Still Need to Change

• 06/12/18

I was sickened last week when I read an article written by our own Liz Carey, telling us about a restaurant manager in South Carolina who pled guilty to enslaving and abusing a mentally challenged employee. ...
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