Top Ten Best Practices for Your Risk Manager for Workers Comp
The risk manager is responsible for a broad array of risk-related duties, including overseeing the injury coordinator as the workers’ compensation management program is implemented. As a risk manager...
View ArticleTPA and Insurance Carrier Roles For Dummies
If you think all the claims people are located in the claims office, you would be in the large majority of the risk and insurance world, and you would be wrong. There are various types of claims people...
View Article7 Ways to Prevent Slips Trips and Falls
A common source of accidents in almost any work environment is the slip, trip, and fall. All three types of accidents have the same result where the employee’s feet leave and land on the floor or other...
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5 Things to Do When You Are Caught in the Middle
If you are a risk manager that has been with a company for a long time, you probably have developed a relationship with some of your employees. If you are an agent, and you have been in the business...
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How to Use Video to Get the Employee Back to Work
Sometimes, despite an employer's best efforts, some employees just do not want to come back to work (not having to work for a steady paycheck is a pretty good deal). The usual way employees block their...
View ArticleFive Ideas to Reduce Workers Compensation Exposure When Downsizing
These are dreaded words heard ‘round the locker room or break room table.’ They may start out as nothing, maybe a little one-liner about “some layoffs coming down the road” or maybe another guy said...
View ArticleHow to Develop the Temporary Transitional Duty Job
A risk manager or workers compensation coordinator understands the importance of bringing employees back to work as quickly as possible following an injury. However, for the temporary duty job or for...
View ArticleThe Search for Great Workers Comp Cost Containment Information
One of the most difficult aspects of being a risk manager, workers compensation coordinator or workers comp manager is finding adequate resources on the subject of workers compensation. With each state...
View ArticleThe Role of the Risk Manager in Workers Compensation Cost Containment
What is the Role of a Risk Manager? A risk manager is responsible for a broad array of duties as the company sets up a workers’ compensation management program. To reduce costs, the risk manager...
View ArticleFirst Report of Injury Accuracy Critical for Workers Comp Success
Delegating First Report of Injury Can Create Problems Risk managers and workers’ compensation managers normally delegate the job of filling out the First Report of Injury form (also known in some...
View ArticleThe Role of the Risk Manager in Workers Compensation Cost Containment
A risk manager is responsible for a broad array of duties as the company sets up a workers’ compensation management program. To reduce costs, the risk manager should see his role as closely monitoring...
View ArticleThe Role of the Risk Manager in Workers Compensation Cost Containment
A risk manager is responsible for a broad array of duties as the company sets up a workers’ compensation management program. To reduce costs, the risk manager should see his role as closely monitoring...
View ArticleTop Ten Best Practices for Your Risk Manager for Workers Comp
The risk manager is responsible for a broad array of risk-related duties, including overseeing the injury coordinator as the workers’ compensation management program is implemented. As a risk manager...
View ArticleTPA and Insurance Carrier Roles For Dummies
If you think all the claims people are located in the claims office, you would be in the large majority of the risk and insurance world, and you would be wrong. There are various types of claims people...
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How to Use Video to Get the Employee Back to Work
Sometimes, despite an employer's best efforts, some employees just do not want to come back to work (not having to work for a steady paycheck is a pretty good deal). The usual way employees block their...
View ArticleFive Ideas to Reduce Workers Compensation Exposure When Downsizing
These are dreaded words heard ‘round the locker room or break room table.’ They may start out as nothing, maybe a little one-liner about “some layoffs coming down the road” or maybe another guy said...
View ArticleThe Search for Great Workers Comp Cost Containment Information
One of the most difficult aspects of being a risk manager, workers compensation coordinator or workers comp manager is finding adequate resources on the subject of workers compensation. With each state...
View ArticleThe Role of the Risk Manager in Workers Compensation Cost Containment
What is the Role of a Risk Manager? A risk manager is responsible for a broad array of duties as the company sets up a workers’ compensation management program. To reduce costs, the risk manager...
View ArticleFirst Report of Injury Accuracy Critical for Workers Comp Success
Delegating First Report of Injury Can Create Problems Risk managers and workers’ compensation managers normally delegate the job of filling out the First Report of Injury form (also known in some...
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