• Premium News Login
  • WorkCompResearch Member Login
  • Solutions
    • WorkCompResearch
    • Virtual Claims Kit
    • FlashFormSSL
    • Advertising, Branding and Promotional Services
    • CompEvent Conference Registration
  • News, Blogs & Events
    • News Center Home Page
    • View All Articles
    • Featured News
    • The Experts View
    • Current News
    • From Bob's Cluttered Desk
    • Workers' Comp Blog Wire
    • Workers' Comp Best Blogs
      • 2019 Best Blogs
      • Workers' Comp Best Blogs 2018
      • Workers' Comp Best Blogs 2017
      • Workers' Comp Best Blogs 2016
    • Calendar of Events
  • State Info
  • Forums
  • Kid's Chance

  • WorkCompResearch Login
  • Premium News Login
  • Request a Demo






Simplifying the Work of Workers' Compensation



From Bob's Cluttered Desk

  • Home
  • News, Blogs & Events
  • From Bob's Cluttered Desk

"A Place Online for our CEO to Opine"

Robert Wilson is President & CEO of WorkersCompensation.com, and "From Bob's Cluttered Desk" comes his (often incoherent) thoughts, ramblings, observations and rants - often on workers' comp or employment issues, but occasionally not.

Bob has a couple unique personality characteristics. He firmly believes that everyone has the right to his (Bob's) opinion, and while he may not always be right, he is never in doubt. Enter at your own risk, and like all of our blog areas, we encourage you to read the disclaimer at the bottom of the page.

We're not responsible for this guy.....

Bob is an accomplished speaker for the workers' compensation industry. He is available for conferences, corporate events, children's birthday parties and Bar Mitzvahs. You may access his Speakers Brief here.

Join Bob and almost 20,000 employers and professionals on his LinkedIn group - the Workers Compensation Roundtable. Join here today!

Follow Bob on Twitter at his personal account @WorkCompKing


Big Surprise, Things Are Not Always What They Seem

  • 02/15/22
We have a discussion forum here on WorkersCompensation.com that, while open to anyone, is dominated by injured workers. Posting activity has slowed during the pandemic, but historically it has been a very ...
Read More

On Second Thought, Leave Your Webcam Off

  • 02/14/22
Somehow, over the years, my email address has wound up being listed on various press release distribution lists, with the result being that I get many emails every day announcing everything from company ...
Read More

California Wage Statement Dreamin'

  • 02/09/22
My company is currently in the process of expanding the calculator section within our WorkCompResearch.com service. And we might save the workers' compensation industry in the process. Foremost ...
Read More




Workers' Comp Fraud, Like Everything Else, Must Keep Up with The Times

  • 02/07/22
No matter what the endeavor, it is important to keep up in our rapidly changing world. I suppose that it is no different in the world of workers’ compensation fraud. Especially in the era of Covid, ...
Read More

A New Podcast, and Other Exciting Stuff

  • 02/04/22
It has been a busy year for many people, and that is no different for those of here at WorkersCompensation.com. We’ve been diligently planning a few exciting new projects; one of which I can announce, ...
Read More

A Nation Divided: Covid and the Legislative Challenges It Brings

  • 02/02/22
Monday, we wrote about a proposed bill in Utah that would allow firefighters combatting fires in states other than their own to collect workers’ compensation benefits if they were injured on the job. ...
Read More



When Utah Workers' Comp Reform Accidentally Brings on The Apocalypse

  • 01/31/22
A workers’ compensation bill in Utah has generated quite the unexpected controversy. HB 16, which has cleared the Utah house and is now apparently sailing through the Senate, is intended to allow ...
Read More

When You're a Hammer, and Everything is a Nail

  • 01/28/22
I was interviewed earlier this week by Greg Hamlin and Michael Gilmartin for their podcast, “Adjusted.” Recorded for release in a few weeks, it was a fun and entertaining experience. Those two ...
Read More

And Don't Forget to Take Your Arm!

  • 01/24/22
Two public workers who were performing sidewalk maintenance in Lewiston, Maine are being hailed as heroes this week after encountering a severely injured man stumbling down the street toward them. It ...
Read More

  • First
  • «
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • »
  • Last

Search

View By Section

  • View All Articles
  • Featured News
  • The Experts View
  • Current News
  • From Bob's Cluttered Desk
  • Workers' Comp Blog Wire
  • CompBob! Friday Joke

View By Author

  • Liz Carey
  • Frank Ferreri
  • Nancy Grover
  • Judge David Langham
  • Heather Schwartz Sanderson
  • Chriss Swaney
  • F.J. Thomas
  • Bob Wilson
  • Bill Zachry

Already Registered? Click Here to Log In.





WorkersCompensation.com, LLC. | All Rights Reserved
About Us | Advertise with Us | Contact Us | WorkCompResearch.com | Privacy Policy | Terms | Advertiser Login