Pandemic Workers Comp Return To Work Question To Our Article Readers The tables have turned with me publishing a pandemic workers comp return to work (RTW) question for our great and intelligent audience. Pandemic Workers Comp Return to Work vs Vaccine Hesitancy Wikimedia public use license One of our great
Recent Pandemic Workers Comp Adjuster Turnover Phenomenon I do not like to write any articles on how the pandemic has affected anything now that we are hopefully in a post-pandemic phase. A Workers Comp adjuster turnover trend spiked in early 2020. When I wear my workers comp consultant hat, I
Workers Comp Training Cannot Touch This One Area Many times, Workers Comp training can teach someone how to technically perform a task to a level of excellence. One area that still seems to appear more often frustrates insureds, agents, claimants, or any other person involved in the insurance process from
Workers Comp Accident Management By Restaurant Manager One of the more popular articles published recently covered the workers comp accident management by the restaurant manager of a slip-and-fall accident by a waitperson. The article went viral, well, viral for a very specific-subject website. I received a few emails with questions
Workers Comp Injuries vs. Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs may explain why injured workers react to their workers comp injuries in so many different ways. Let us look at the below triangle. Where Do Workers Comp Injuries Fit On the Chart? I have found this chart invaluable
Workers Comp Accident – Slip and Fall In Restaurant Over the July 4th weekend, I decided to visit a local restaurant that survived the pandemic. Who knew that a workers comp accident would happen right in front of me? Please note the accident did not happen at the restaurant in
