Skagit County dairy worker charged in $122k workers’ comp scam
A Skagit County farmhand is facing felony theft charges for allegedly taking more than $122,000 in workers’ compensation ...
Members of Ohio’s top workers' compensation board aren’t qualified to serve, legal challenge claims
A North Royalton woman has asked a court to stop a state board from hearing workers compensation cases or issuing new orders, ...
‘Injured’ man collected $122K in workers’ comp while working on farm, WA officials say
The 58-year-old man is accused of stealing $122,000 in benefits, the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries said ...
The Law and You: If you get hurt after you clock out, can you still get workers' comp?
The Law and You: If you get hurt after you clock out, can you still get workers' comp? At least 12 people, including a ...
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Bill proposed to cover first responder PTSD under workers' compensation
Additional workers’ compensation coverage could be coming for first responders in the Treasure State. The Senate Finance and ...
Crestwood Man Charged With Workers Comp Fraud While Working For ISP
A Crestwood man fraudulently collected workers' compensation benefits while working for the Illinois State Police, Attorney ...
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Compensation strategies for uncertain times: how HR leaders can strive for fairness
It is critical for companies to reward and nurture high performers to the best of their ability, especially in periods of a ...
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Workers Comp Reform To Address Psychological Safety
Treasurer Daniel Mookhey will today warn parliament that the State's workers compensation system is unsustainable without reform to how it deals with ...
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NSW to reform workers' compensation system amid surging psychological injuries
The New South Wales government will introduce reforms to overhaul the state's workers compensation system, which has ...
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Workers compensation reform to address psychological safety
Treasurer Daniel Mookhey will today warn parliament that the State’s workers compensation system is unsustainable without reform to how it deals with workplace psychological injury.