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What is Wrong With Utilization Review 07/21/2009
State: NA | Segment: | 0
By Dennis Knotts ALLOW ME TO DISCLAIM:Yes, it has actually come to that. However, when you've ticked off as many attorneys as I do, there are very few left to defend you in case the others gang up to sue me. So, here it is. I'm a claims adjuster. I find n...Read More
 
 
Work Comp Tips for H.R. Managers 07/16/2009
By: Eugene F. Keefe
State: IL | Segment: | 0
By Eugene F. KeefeSynopsis: Tips for Illinois HR managers from the workers' compensation arena. Editor's comment: We want all Illinois human resources, benefits, safety and other managers to understand the "rules" in workers' compensation ...Read More
 
 
WC Insurers Do Not Need a Rate Increase 07/14/2009
State: CA | Segment: | 0
By Todd-McFarrenFACT:  The insurance industry has misleadingly labeled the costs of denying and delaying medical care as "medical costs."Insurance carriers spent $550 million in 2008 on "cost controls." Insurers' costs to review, and often reduce, delay,...Read More
 
 
WCC Feature Use - Archived Newsletters 07/03/2009
State: NA | Segment: | 0
By David DePaoloThere is so much here at WorkCompCentral that I forget how much there is.To make matters worse, I have become complacent with all of these features. I am so comfortable getting around the site that I assume others also know everything that is available. Then I...Read More
 
 
Workers Compensation and Workplace Safety for Women 06/22/2009
By: Robert Elliott
State: NA | Segment: | 0
By Robert Elliott      While there is  a large volume of injury prevention information and resources for male-dominated industries like construction, not as many resources reportedly exist for women.  And, there is often the perception women can't g...Read More
 
 
What Happens to Work Comp Payments When Insurers Fail 06/17/2009
State: NA | Segment: | 0
By Robert Elliott California CLO Office Settles Four LawsuitsThe purpose of all of these cases was to recover money for the benefit of policyho...Read More
 
 
Will Health Care Reform Crush Work Comp? 06/16/2009
State: NA | Segment: | 0
By Jon Coppelman  If health care reform is the proverbial 800 pound gorilla, then the medical portion of workers' comp is a 15 pound Maine Coon cat: it might big for a cat, but compared to a giant gorilla, it is barely noticeable. Nonetheless, this cat is blessed with a very str...Read More
 
 
Work Furlough Violates the Rights of Everyone 05/30/2009
State: CA | Segment: | 0
By David J. DePaoloThe State of California's budget crisis is of epic proportions, with cuts slated for nearly every state program and agency. Nothing is sacred in the Governor's proposals as the state's fiscal inadequacies entangle all manner of health, safety and education ...Read More
 
 
When Should You be Receiving Time Loss? 05/29/2009
By: Terri L. Herring-Puz
State: WA | Segment: | 0
By Terri L. Herring-Puz The obvious answer is, "When you can not work because of your injury."  But as with most things in the workers' compensation world, it is not always as easy as the obvious answer.  Several hurdles must be maneuvered before you are entitled to t...Read More
 
 
Working Outdoors: Skin Cancer and Work Comp 05/23/2009
State: NA | Segment: | 0
By Jon CoppelmanWith the full heat of summer bearing down on us, the Workers' Comp Insider has deputized its readership to become informal safety inspectors: the next time you leave the office, observe any people who are working outdoors. Your checklist should include the fundamental...Read More
 
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