2023 Workers Comp Self-insured Resolutions – It’s On You
Looking Back to 2022 for 2023 Workers Comp Self-Insured Resolutions Instead of writing up a list of new resolutions, let us see if there have
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Looking Back to 2022 for 2023 Workers Comp Self-Insured Resolutions Instead of writing up a list of new resolutions, let us see if there have
2023 Workers Comp Resolutions – Year of the Reboot The time is nigh for the 2023 Workers Comp resolutions. Last month we covered the 2023
Workers Comp Large Deductible Programs – 2023 Resolutions Every year J&L provides resolutions for regular voluntary market policies and self insureds. During a recent phone
2022 Workers Comp Self-Insured Resolutions – Post-Pandemic(?) The 2022 Workers Comp self-insured resolutions should be looked at as a bridge from the pandemic to the
2022 Workers Comp Resolutions – A Few Major Changes The 2022 Workers Comp resolutions have changed from the 2021 resolutions. I have written resolutions for
2021 Self Insured Workers Comp Resolutions COVID Caused A Few Changes Most New Year’s Resolutions come from altering the resolutions from last year. The 2021
2021 Workers Comp Resolutions – Huge Change From 2020? The 2021 Workers Comp resolutions began with waiting until all the election cycles had been completed
2020 Self Insured Workers Comp Resolutions – Not Changing Success The 2020 Self Insured Workers Comp Resolution centers around sustaining success in your program and
2020 Workers Comp Resolutions – Starting With A Clean Slate Your 2020 Workers Comp resolutions begin with the obvious – start the list now in
2019 Self Insured Resolutions Come From Prior Years The 2019 Self Insured Resolutions analysis follows the same path as the voluntary market 2019 resolutions published
2019 Workers Comp Resolutions – Did You Keep Yours From 2018? Your 2019 Workers Comp Resolutions likely consist of redoing your 2018 resolutions. Yes, it
Top 10 2018 Self Insured Resolutions The Top 10 2018 Self Insured resolutions are based on the 2017 and 2016 resolutions. Searching the world resolution
2018 Workers Comp Resolutions Are 2017 Refinements My 2018 Workers Comp Resolutions must start with, of course, the 2017 Resolutions. BTW, Self Insureds will be
Top 10 Self Insured Resolutions – 2017 and Beyond The self insured resolutions for 2017 is an update of the last three years. I
Top Ten Work Comp New Years Resolutions 2017 The Top Ten Work Comp New Years Resolutions 2017 started a few years ago . I
Workers Comp Self Insured Resolutions The Workers Comp self insured resolutions were originally written in 2013. Yesterday, the overall resolutions for WC were updated
Workers Comp Resolutions – 2016 Version My recommended workers comp resolutions for 2013 were updated in 2014. For some reason, I did not update any
Workers Comp Self Insured Resolutions – Updated for 2014 Five 2013 Workers Comp self insured resolutions have been updated for 2014. When talking about Workers
Workers Comp Resolutions Updated for 2014 Most Workers Comp Resolutions can change each year as do personal resolutions for the New Year. Workers Compensation’s basic
Seven Premium Audit Resolutions The seven premium audit resolutions to reduce stress are below. As the premium audit season rolls around every year, I usually
Workers Comp Self Insureds – Great Way To Start The Work Comp New Year Five new years resolutions for Workers Comp Self Insureds are listed
Workers Comp Premium Saving Resolutions Workers Comp Premium saving resolutions are always a great way to start the New Year. There are six easy workers comp
Top 10 WC Premium Reduction Resolutions The New Year is up on us. The following is a list of New Year Resolutions for Workers Compensation premium
Workers Comp New Years Resolutions – Kicking The New Year Off Right Your New Years Resolutions for Workers Comp are listed below. Now that the
Did Workers Comp Pay COVID-19 Claims – Holiday Question One of the questions that many of my relatives and friends from the southwest ask me
NCCI and WCIRB – Two Recent COVID-19 Differences Many times on this website, comparisons have been made between NCCI and WCIRB rules. NCCI is the
Workers Comp Claims Pandemic Data – Running With 1/4 In The Tank I recently brought this up in a Zoom(r) meeting. A potential client wanted
WCRI COVID-19 Session – Assessing the Impact Impact of COVID-19 and the Shutdown on Claims and the Delivery of Medical Care WCRI COVID-19 Session –
Texas Says Report COVID-19 Vaccination Reaction Claims (Work-Related) In reading various Workers Comp publications – yes, I do that in the evenings, I came across
Workers Comp COVID-19 Vaccination Claims – Who’s on First? Today, I decided to check on how Workers Comp COVID-19 vaccination claims are being handled by
Premium Audit Payroll Numbers Now More Important Than Ever Why is the Workers Comp Premium Audit payroll accuracy more important in 2020? Yes, the COVID-19
Carriers Providing Workers Comp Premium Refunds Due To Coronavirus Shutdowns? One of the most common questions we received since March from employers – Are carriers
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
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
24 hour Workers Comp and Health Insurance Policy Fades Away In 2006, the buzzword (flavor) of the year pointed out that a 24 hour Workers
Workers Compensation Reserves – Lowering Them Can Be Difficult The Workers Compensation reserves on a file naturally generate controversy. Why is there so much
North Carolina Supreme Court Ruling On Medical Treatment Denial After Initial Acceptance The North Carolina Supreme Court has ruled on denying a medical condition after
Workers Comp Audit Question Blog Readers Ask Workers Comp audit questions are emailed or called in to us quite often. I was unable to cover
Loss Development Factor Critical For Self Insurance Do I need Loss Development Factor? Loss Development Factors (LDFs) are one of the under-the-radar parts of the
Cutting Workers Comp Costs Has New Key Added For Clarity The subject of cutting workers comp costs added an obvious 6th addition to the list.
E-Mods X-Mods of 1.0 Needed To Bid On Government Contracts E-Mods X-Mods risk concerns have caused many governmental units to now require a Mod at
Final Workers Comp Policy Bill Comes From The Premium Audit The final Workers Comp Policy bill results directly from premium audit. I received a question
Workers Compensation Deposit Premium <> Final Policy Bill We are starting to notice a trend between your company’s initial deposit premium and the final premium
Largest Workers Comp Concern Today Seen As Split Points The Split Points became the Largest Workers Comp concern presently. I am presenting at the
Auto and Workers Comp Accident Premium Comparison A reader recently asked – Does a Workers Comp accident and an auto accident affect the policyholders’ premiums
Workers Compensation Safety Programs – Best Way To Save $$$ Workers Compensation safety programs are always worth the expended funds. One of the areas
Term Of The Day – Aggregate Excess Insurance This type of insurance is critical for Workers Comp self insureds. Even if a self insured has no
Reserve Reduction Plan And The Unistat Date I wrote last week on the timing and deadline for having your Workers Compensation reserve reduction plan in
Workers Comp Self Insureds Have an LDF The LDF (Los Development Factor) equates to the E-Mod for self insureds. I have posted a few times
Hazards Increase Work Comp Premiums Most hazards cause workers comp premiums to increase eventually. Any condition that increases the chance that there will be a
Term Of The Day – Loss Development Factor The Loss Development Factor is also known as LDF is an element used to adjust losses to
10 Things To NOT Do Concerning Premium Audits With premium audits, there are 10 things we recommended not doing at all. As most Workers
E-Mod And X-Mod System I have posted very often about how your company’s E-Mod /X-Mod can make or break your Workers Compensation insurance budget. One
Workers Comp Self Insureds Common Misconceptions I have heard from many self insureds that I do not post often enough about the trials and tribulations of
Ohio Workers Comp Changing With Recent Court Decision The Ohio Workers Comp lawsuit result indicated a bad result for the monopolistic carrier. I had posted
Top 10 Workers Comp Questions We Are Asked Most Often The top 10 workers comp questions received by us since we opened for business in
Correction To Your E-Mod Can Be Difficult and Delayed Your E-Mod can be corrected. The deck is stacked against you when you want to correct
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