Workers Compensation Risk Management involves loss prevention and loss control. Risk Managers seek to find viable methods to lessen the risk of the likelihood of workers compensation accidents.
Ignoring Workers Compensation Insurance Means Future Larger Premiums Many articles have appeared on this website after watching a process repeated multiple times. An employer ignoring
FAA Risk Management – Alcohol and Masks Risk With No Prosecution The FAA risk management letter I came across yesterday shows a large concern for
Home Ergonomics Advice Learned From Recent Webinar Recently, I viewed (or should it be attended?) a webinar on home ergonomics advice from TeamErgo that is
A Bag of Apples Shows How Workers Comp Risk Management Works Yesterday, I included a short article with a video from Washington L&I. The response
Telecommuting Employee Accidents – Risk Management and Claims Nightmare? The Coronavirus pandemic grew what was a “cottage industry” type job to one of the most
Employers Cheat Themselves On Claims W/O Realizing It – Ways To Stop Now The four ways that employers cheat themselves on Workers Comp claims cause
Workers Comp Physician Networks Now More Critical to Cut Comp Costs One of the Six Keys or Secrets to cut your work comp costs becomes
Responsible Risk Management And The Move Over Law This responsible risk management article was forwarded to me by our Safety Consultant Glen DuLac, CSP Why
Guest Author – Great Article On How Employers Can Extend Longevity Among Older Workers Older workers have some of the best qualities an employer could
Silent Risk Management Mistakes Stay Under The Radar These five silent Risk Management mistakes in Workers Comp never show up on a graph, chart, or
Work Comp Adjuster Question on Associate in Risk Management Is the Associate in Risk Management designation worth the effort? I have my Associate in
Top 10 Risk Management Techniques The Risk Management Techniques for Workers Comp can vary by state. One technique may not work in a certain state.
Functional Capacity Evaluation – A Workers Comp Mystery The Functional Capacity Evaluation (FCE) is one of the great Workers Comp mysteries. All claims people
The 10 Most Dangerous Jobs vs. Their Loss Costs A 10 Most Dangerous Jobs list was produced by Careercast this week. I thought I would
A Great Example of Workers Comp Math The crazy world of Workers Comp math has driven many people batty. Why? Last week, I wrote an
Independent Medical Exam (IME) Can Easily Blow Up A File An Independent Medical Exam is one of two-edged swords in WC Risk Management. One of
Top 10 Challenges for WC – The Next Five Top 10 Challenges – part 2 of 2 6. 24 hour coverage – WC and health
Determining Future Medical Exposure Presentation Determining future medical exposure was the next presentation. Presenters – Alisa Cornetto and Carmen Bullard, Concierge Medical and Risk Consultants
Great Risk Management Technique with Bad Name – Doc In A Box This Great Risk Management Technique known ass Doc in a Box deserves a
New Risk Management Technique Involves Apologies? Claims Magazine recently featured an article pondering the benefits of apologies by claims adjusters. Shockingly, there are 37 states
Five Ways – Check Before Writing Workers Comp Premium Checks Stop just writing Premium Checks for Workers Comp was the first motto that J&L had
Basic Risk Management Failure Shown By Safety Statistics A recent Safety Statistics article was not kind to basic risk management. I was reading through a
Safety And Risk Management Departments – Worth The Expense? During workers comp premium and review audits, I have pleaded with companies to keep their risk
Plant Nurses Is A Great Risk Management Technique We have found that our recommendations for plant nurses have worked out very well for our higher
Shocker – Fatigue Risk Same As Alcohol Risk Can fatigue risk be similar to alcohol risk? There were many questions, comments, and web traffic on
Fatigue Risk Management (FRM) One of the best studies I have seen in quite some time on workplace Risk Management was a recently published analysis
Pure Risk Is Not Gambling Pure risk keeps the insurance industry from being considered gambling. With a pure risk you have three situations: Chance of
Pay Without Prejudice OK In Some States The pay without prejudice period occurs when the Workers Comp adjuster decides (where legal) to begin paying indemnity
The Risk Management Process I decided to take a step back and look at the forest and not the trees in this and some of the
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