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September 2014

New 2014 Maryland Worker's Compensation Laws

Summary of new legislation impacting workers' compensation in Maryland and Chesapeake Employers' Insurance Company.
 

If you were not able to attend the Maryland Workplace Health & Wellness Symposium this past June, the PowerPoint presentations are available on the Chesapeake Employers' Safety University website. Presentations available include:

  • Critical Role of the CEO in Effective Workplace Wellness Programs
  • National Worksite Health Initiatives & Perspectives
  • Preventing/Managing Co-Morbidities in the Workplace
  • Motivating Employees to Be More Healthy

Review our financial year and our theme: "Our name has changed but it's what's inside that counts."
 

Our history might surprise you. If you have two minutes, you'll enjoy this video.
 

Scholarships matter. Help kids of Maryland's catastrophic or fatally injured workers arrive at their education destination by attending the Kids' Chance Gala Fundraiser October 30 at the B&O Railroad Museum. Event includes cocktail reception and dinner. Please consider becoming a sponsor for this important cause. http://www.kidschance-md.org/


See Kaitlyn's Story of How Kids' Chance of Maryland Helped Her achieve her educational goal.
 

Johns Hopkins Applied Physic's Lab, Laurel MD

Presentation topics include:

  • Legally Effective Incentive and Disciplinary Programs
  • Protecting Yourself and Your Company - Effective Incident Management
  • OSHA/MOSH Update
  • Fall Protection - The Key to Protecting Workers at Height
  • Making Safety Training Fun­ - Engaging Employees Helps Promote an Effective Safety Culture


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This information and any noted recommendations are advisory only: Chesapeake Employers' Insurance Co. assumes no liability for identification or correction of conditions or hazards as the safety and health of employees remain the employer's responsibility. Not all foreseeable hazards or conditions in need of correction, and not all possible controls to address them, may be listed. Use of all or part of this safety information does not relieve employers of their responsibility to comply with all current and applicable local, state and/or federal laws, regulations, and codes. While the information herein is believed to be current as of the date published, the reader should rely upon the most current standards as laws, codes, and regulations are updated frequently.


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