Hurricane recovery: Workers’ Comp implications
Be sure your employees are covered when going out of state to assist with recovery The requirements for Workers’ Comp vary by state and the important message here is that if you have employees traveling...
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OSHA update: Electronic record keeping, regulatory agenda, combustible dust, noise in construction
Osha Update Electronic Record: What You Need to Know Understanding osha update electronic record is essential for anyone navigating workers’ compensation—whether you’re an agent advising clients or an employer managing risk. OSHA’s Injury Tracking Application Injury...
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Classification: The Foundation of Workers’ Compensation For the Construction Industry
Whether you’re an insurance professional, an employer or “the person in charge of insurance,” it’s often difficult to get your arms around Workers’ Compensation. It’s complex and fraught with so many “moving parts” you can...
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Lower Job Classifications Mean Lower Premiums
Lower Job Classifications Mean: Key Insights for Workers' Comp Success Understanding lower job classifications mean is essential for anyone navigating workers’ compensation. Whether you are an employer managing premium costs or an insurance agent serving...
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Legal Corner
ADA Employer requiring wellness program participation prevails over EEOC Legal Corner: What You Need to Know Understanding legal corner is essential for anyone navigating workers’ compensation—whether you’re an agent advising clients or an employer managing...
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Overexertion Accounts For More Than 25% Of The Top Ten Injury Costs: Liberty Mutual
Top Ten Injury Costs: Key Insights for Workers' Comp Success Understanding top ten injury costs is essential for anyone navigating workers’ compensation. Whether you are an employer managing premium costs or an insurance agent serving...
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