Back to Basics Why the First Report of Injury Is So Important in a Workers Comp Claim

Back to Basics Why the First Report of Injury Is So Important in a Workers Comp Claim

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DeLeveraging Parallels of the Credit Crisis to Workers Compensation

DeLeveraging Parallels of the Credit Crisis to Workers Compensation

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Using Video Event Recorders to Reduce Claims and Workers Compensation

Using Video Event Recorders to Reduce Claims and Workers Compensation

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Reducing Workers Compensation Loss Costs Return To Basics

Reducing Workers Compensation Loss Costs Return To Basics

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Medical Costs Continue to Rise

The ever-increasing cost of health care is overshadowing the decline in frequency of workers compensation claims.
Discuss with your risk management advisor and/or claim adjuster tactics and strategies to identify excessive medical bills and always be on the look out for FRAUD.

The Hiring Process

How does your firm recruit new talent? How extensive is your screening process? Referrals? Background screenings? Records checks? Citizenship?
The effort to bring someone onto your payroll cannot be overlooked nor should it be delegated as an administrative "tick-and-flick" process.
Remember: who you hire ultimately impacts your labor costs including workers compensation loss costs.