Workers Comp Webinars – Other Suggestions I published an article on Workers Comp Webinars and how to have the best online experience two days ago. The blog readers sent me a few article links. One similar article I found was great, but then it disappeared from the Google rankings. To
This Mini-Guide For Workers Comp Webinars Will Save You Headaches Later My IT background made me think of creating a Mini -Guide to Workers Comp Webinars. You can use this as preparation for attending any webinar. If you are using a work computer, check with your IT department before
NCCI Virtual Annual Issues Symposium With Powerful Free Webinar – Sign Up – It’s Freebies! The NCCI Virtual Annual Issues Symposium replaces the annual in-person symposium. The great news – NCCI will not be charging a fee for one of the top Worker’s Comp Symposiums. Dr. Rober Hartwig will present
WCRI Prior Recession Report Shadows The COVID Economic Situation WCRI Prior Recession Report and COVID comparison Dr. Savych has published many reports on the post-return-to-work attitudes of injured employees. I received this email today from WCRI. The report may be worth a look. WCRI also offers a free medical pricing
Missouri Workers Comp Medical Treatment 304% More Expensive Than Health Insurance I forgot to finish this article on Missouri Workers Comp medical treatment that I started at the WCRI Annual Conference two weeks ago. The comparison is still worth examining for medical costs. NCCI (National Council on Compensation) Insurance
NCCI COVID-19 Article Addresses Compensability (Sort of) A recent NCCI COVID-19 Article (Coronavirus) caught my eye. I have not seen a rating bureau analyze compensability whatsoever. Why? NCCI is the acronym for the National Council on Compensation Insurance. They are the rating bureau for approximately 35 states. NCCI has always
What I Learned Today at the WCRI Conference – 2020 I decided to split out the Mental Health Session into its own article. State of the States Selective Findings This session features selective findings and trends seen across WCRI’s core benchmark studies, including our 18-state CompScope™ Benchmarks reports, a multistate
I decided to place this session by itself as I had written on this session last week. Dr. Boden – Suicide and Opioid Mortality Related to Workplace Injury Injured Worker Mortality in New Mexico Women – Lost time injured -10% Men – Lost time injured – 16% Suicides and
How Injuries, Claims and Outcomes Change with Age – Dr. Bogdan Savych The age distribution of the workforce is projected to change in the next 10 years. The large cohort of baby boomers will have largely retired, shifting the age distribution toward younger workers. In this session, we will help
