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Workers’ Comp Injuries are a Symptom of Leadership Failures – Predictive Analytics Won’t Fix That
The injury that happened yesterday is never the cause of your organizations problems, it is the symptom of an internal leadership crisis.
The ongoing buzz in the workers comp arena is Predictive Analytics – in fact you can’t go anywhere...
The Essential Tools that HR Must Have to Manage Injuries
What are the Essential Components of a Successful Return-to-Work Program?
Return-to-work programs are only effective if they are implemented with the support of upper, middle and lower management. Do not exclude your employees from the process....
OSHA Issues Caution on Safety Incentive Programs that Encourage Workers to Not File Claims
Section 11(c) of the OSH Act prohibits an employer from discriminating against an employee because the employee reports an injury or illness. 29 CFR 1904.36. This memorandum is intended to provide guidance to both field compliance officers and...
Federal Workers Comp Reform Debate – Will Changes Hurt Injured Workers?
Article from I-Watch News Center for Public Integrity written by Jim Morris:
In the space of a minute, federal prison worker Jason Unwin was twice attacked by a furious, muscle-bound inmate on Dec. 21, 2010.
iWatch Website and full article
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