An Alaska lawmaker has introduced legislation that would allow injured workers and employers to enter into a collective bargaining agreement that governs aspects of the workers' compensation process, an agreement known as a "carve-out."
HB 244 would allow for the negotiation of collective bargaining agreements that:
Establish a workers' compensation dispute-resolution process involving mediation or arbitration.
Identify which health-care providers, independent medical evaluators and vocational rehabilitation specialists will be used by the company when a worker get...
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