Recently I became aware of an interesting experiment by the SCIF, the State Compensation Insurance Fund.
Titled the “Injured Worker Incentive Program”, this SCIF program (see link below) ...
Read More This is an updated version of the post that ran 09/10/18, located here.
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The NJ Senate is advancing legislation (S.1967) to increase supplemental benefits to certain injured workers ...
Read More Claim frequency is a term often discussed in workers compensation (WC) circles. For many years, NCCI has reported on the long-term decline in claim frequency, citing automation, robotics, and continued ...
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David Rollins worked for Amtrak for 23 years until August 2015 as a supervisor in North Brunswick, N.J. overseeing 20 employees performing track maintenance. His normal supervisor went on vacation, and ...
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An employer owes a duty of care to an employee’s family member who alleges exposure to asbestos from the work clothes of an employee, where the family member alleges the employer’s negligence ...
Read More The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
NIOSH releases silica monitoring softwareExposure to silica can cause silicosis, black lung and chronic obstruction pulmonary disease ...
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At the 2018 Comp Laude Gala, the Alliance of Women in Workers' Compensation hosted sessions focused on rethinking pain management. The panel for this session was:
Mark Walls - Safety National (moderator)
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Read More At the 2018 Comp Laude Gala, the Alliance of Women in Workers' Compensation hosted sessions focused on rethinking pain management. The panel for this session was:
Anita Breedlove - One Call (moderator)
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Read More “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference”
-Robert Frost
The paths one chooses can make a big difference. That’s the ...
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