How To Avoid Missing Out On Workers’ Compensation Savings
As year-end approaches, many businesses turn their attention to tax planning with the goal of minimizing federal and state taxes. Few invest a similar amount of time in reviewing their Workers’ Compensation, even though significant dollars are at risk. When...
Continue ReadingIncrease in Use of Electronics Creating “Intexticated”
The proliferation of personal technology, predominantly cell phones, Blackberrys, and iPods, now infiltrates work life as well as leisure time. These devices are impacting job safety, a not‐so‐good vibration being felt, literally, from coast to coast. A Boston trolley driver...
Continue ReadingSix Actions Employers Can Take to Control Runaway Workers’ Compensation Medical
Rising medical expenses are the culprits driving up Workers’ Compensation costs. While it’s true that Workers’ Comp rates are mostly flat or going down, any savings is being more than eaten up by higher medical bills. With the possible exception...
Continue ReadingWhat Insurance Agents Need To Know To Help Keep a Client’s Experience Mod Under Control
By the very nature of the insurance business, agents are busy folks. So, it’s easy to understand how some “details” can be missed, like the importance of keeping a trained eye on an employer’s Workers’ Compensation Experience Modification Factor. What...
Continue Reading14-point Workers’ Comp Annual Checkup That Can Protect You Against WorkComp Claims
As we head into the New Year, this is a perfect time to take a step back and look at your Workers’ Compensation program. By assessing its strengths and weaknesses, you create a blueprint of potential dangers that could easily...
Continue Reading10 Ways to Find Lost Money in Workers’ Compensation Loss Run Reports
Nineteenth century Attorney Russell Conwell earned more than $6,000,000 delivering his famous “Acres of Diamond” speech. He said that riches are right in front of us, although most people spend their lives looking far and wide. It’s the same with...
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