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For Employer, That's One Expensive Birthday Party

  • 04/18/22
As a result of a lawsuit, a Kentucky employer must pay $450,000 to a former employee after throwing him a surprise birthday party. The man, who suffers from panic attacks, had apparently asked his ...
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Post-Pandemic Actuarial Cornhole, and Other Useful Return To The Office Tricks

  • 04/15/22
As the Covid pandemic continues its wind down (except for in airports and airplanes where we will apparently remain permanently masked) some companies are now looking at clearing the cobwebs in the office ...
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Will California Workers' Comp Go "Woke" With Wage Disparity Benefits?

  • 04/12/22
A bill currently before the California legislature would require that workers’ compensation in the state “increase the payment of disability benefits by the percentage of disparity in earnings ...
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On Taking the Lockton 2022 Workers' Compensation Survey

  • 04/08/22
The 2022 Lockton Workers’ Compensation Survey is currently underway, and workers’ comp professionals are strongly encouraged to participate. Doing so helps all of us better understand ...
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Preserving Elementary Elucidations Immediately Upon Interfacing Amidst Impaired Personages

  • 04/01/22
It is often said that words mean things. I’ve actually written that here on the digital pages of my blog, so it must be true. Clear, concise, communication can help overcome hurdles when ...
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A Farewell Fifty Years in The Making, Honoring Vickie Kennedy

  • 03/30/22
I attended a virtual ceremony yesterday honoring Vickie Kennedy, Assistant Director of Insurance Services at Washington Labor & Industries. Vickie retires from the agency tomorrow, after a scant 50 ...
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It Turns Out You Can Put a Price On Happiness

  • 03/28/22
They say that money can’t buy happiness. That may be true, but a New Jersey University has figured out a way to put a price tag on it. Centenary University has announced it will now offer a ...
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The Incredibly Lonely Journey

  • 03/24/22
At the Colorado Workers’ Compensation Educational Conference, concluded yesterday in Colorado Springs, David “Corey” Staver presented the session “The Lonely Journey and Back ...
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What Is the True Cost of a Crappy Pallet?

  • 03/18/22
Sometimes companies fail to assess the true cost of the equipment and supplies provided to employees. They look at price per unit, or some other measure of direct cost, but often fail to account for or ...
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