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A day of setbacks reveals something greater
Shawn Moynihan | August 15, 2018
Our team is ramping up for volunteer day in advance of the Workers’ Compensation Institute’s annual conference in Orlando.
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Workplace violence assessment and response
Kimberly George and Mark Walls | August 20, 2018
Workplace violence can include everything from threats and verbal abuse to physical assaults and even homicide. What can employers do to prevent incidents?
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Cosentino's Food Stores: Improving workers' comp outcomes by focusing on employees
Rosalie L. Donlon | August 20, 2018
Award Winner: For Cosentino’s Food Stores, improving workers’ comp performance meant putting people first.
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How a Dallas school district slashed workers’ comp costs
Elana Ashanti Jefferson | August 17, 2018
Award winner: The Dallas Independent School District’s Workers’ Compensation Program dramatically cut spending while putting teachers and students first.
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U.S. workers' comp strong in 2017, long-term projections unclear: Fitch
Denny Jacob | August 07, 2018
Fitch believes that the workers' compensation industry may still generate underwriting profits this year.
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Keeping outdoor workers safe and cool in the extreme heat
Denny Jacob | August 06, 2018
Workers new to outdoor jobs are generally most at risk for heat-related illnesses.
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Wearables are making the workplace safer
Katie Kuehner-Hebert | August 06, 2018
Wearables can help improve worker safety by monitoring the wearer’s physical status and environmental conditions.
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Insurer questions impact of athlete’s injuries
Steven A. Meyerowitz | July 09, 2018
An ex-pro football player who received workers’ comp benefits may have to return them after appearing on Survivor.
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Why do injured workers turn to attorneys in workers’ compensation cases?
Joe Rubinsztain | June 28, 2018
There are four system failures that lead to litigation.
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Top causes of high-dollar workers' comp claims
Mark Walls and Stephen Peacock | June 19, 2018
Safety National recently completed a review of its largest workers' comp claims and uncovered certain trends employers should be aware of.
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No 3rd-party indemnification for workers’ comp payments
Steven A. Meyerowitz, Esq., Director, FC&S Legal | June 21, 2018
Hawaii Supreme Court issues ruling in workers' compensation case of first impression.
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Using innovative tools to diagnose workers’ comp injuries
Nancy Grover | June 04, 2018
Some workers' comp professionals are using technology to develop innovations in getting injured workers back on the job.
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Medical marijuana & workers' comp: Burning questions that need answers
Jenifer Dana Kaufman | May 29, 2018
How will it be determined if the use of medical cannabis is reasonable for an injured worker?