The Demographics of Federal Government Workers
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has released its Annual Report on the Federal Work Force for Fiscal Year (FY) 2009.
No News is NOT Good News, When Managing Work Comp Claims
Want claims always resolved in favor of the employee? Fail to provide necessary information.
Understanding the HIGH Cost of Selecting the LOW Price Work Comp Proposal
Why selecting the LOWEST WC proposal results in the HIGHEST claims costs.
Corporate Can Help Work Comp Managers at Business Units Develop Program Materials
It's All About Paperwork! Yes, even in our great electronic age, sometimes it's not about the computer.
Overcoming Resistance from Senior Management When Implementing a Workers Comp Program
What can I do? Management is stonewalling my plans for WC implementation.
To Collect Work Comp One Must Actually BE Out of Work with an Injury
A man arrested for allegedly collecting workers compensation benefits while conducting business as a contractor.
Employer Retaliation Against Employee By Asking for Waiver in IL EEOC Case
Employers cannot require employees to waive rights under federal employment discrimination law and threaten to fire them if they refuse.
Brain Injury and Deaths at Mushroom Farm
Employer responsible for workers deaths due to toxic fumes.
Survivor of Tragedy Files Lawsuit for 16 Million For Injuries When Scaffold Snapped in Half
Sole survivor of scaffolding accident seeking $16.3 million in damages.
Orkin Pest Control Ad In Craig's List Leads to Religious Hiring Preference Allegation
EEOC sues employer over disputed hiring practices.
Injured Dallas Cowboys Employees to Receive Nearly $34M Settlement
