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Regulation	10111.1
Title	Schedule of Administrative Penalties for Injuries On or After January 1, 1994

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TX - NCCI Filing: Don't Count Virus Claims in X-Mod

07/10/2020 | 16 | 0

The National Council on Compensation Insurance is proposing to exclude COVID-19 claims from employers' experience modifications, for rates that take effect in August and later. The Texas Department of Insurance is accepting comments on the filing through Aug. 10. Comments can be sent via email to ChiefClerk@tdi.texas.gov. Hearing requests shou... Read More

NATL. - Homemade Cloth Masks Effective Against Droplet Transmission, Study Shows

07/10/2020 | 45 | 0

Homemade, two-layer cotton face coverings can provide effective protection against spewing droplets into the air, even better than some commercially available fiber face masks, says a new study by researchers at Florida Atlantic University. The study, published in the Physics of Fluids journal, also found that without any type of mask, drople... Read More

AZ - Report: Police, Firefighters Partner in Push for COVID Presumption

07/10/2020 | 38 | 0

Arizona police and firefighter unions are pressing Gov. Doug Ducey to issue an executive order declaring that COVID-19 is a compensable condition for their members, according to a report by talk news radio station KTAR. Joe Clure, executive director for the Arizona Police Association, told the radio station on Tuesday that, “Our biggest chal... Read More

NATL. - Labor, Minority Groups Want Action on Presumption Bills

07/09/2020 | 336 | 0 | 24 min read

Worker and minority advocates in two Northeast states hit hard by the pandemic are calling for action on presumption bills for essential workers. While many workers can stay safe working from home, essential workers are being penalized for helping others, New Jersey AFL-CIO President Charles Wowkanech wrote last week in a New Jersey newspaper.... Read More

NATL. - Recession, Unemployment Will Cut Written Premium Sharply, Moody's Says

07/09/2020 | 254 | 0 | 12 min read

The coronavirus recession will likely have a much bigger impact on employment and on workers' compensation written premium than did the Great Recession of 2009, Moody's Investors Service said in a research brief. “Workers’ compensation insurers will see a sharp drop in premiums written in the coming quarters as payrolls decline... Read More

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