Crash Scene Procedures
In the event a driver is involved in a vehicle crash, how he or she responds immediately following the incident is critical to minimizing business interruptions ...
12/18/18
Key Insights from the 2018 National Workers' Compensation & Disability Conference
Nearly 2,000 workers’ compensation professionals gathered at the National Workers’ Compensation and Disability Conference in Las Vegas on December 5-7. At this ...
12/17/18
Do You Know the Risk Factors for Drug and Alcohol Abuse at Work?
The use of drugs and alcohol in the workplace has long been a concern for employers nationwide. Aside from poor work performance and unreliability, workers under ...
12/13/18
Achieve Safety Excellence Through Teamwork
Steve Jobs, the founder of Apple, Inc., was once asked if he played a musical instrument. He replied, “No, I don’t play an instrument. I conduct an orchestra.” ...
12/05/18
Top 5 Ways Insurers are Using Data to Drive Positive Claims Outcomes
Claims costs are rising with the increasing complexity of the workers’ compensation landscape. Comorbidity, our aging workforce, and generally higher medical ...
11/28/18
Top 5 Things to Consider: Workers' Comp Claims
Handling workers’ compensation claims is detailed and complex. From start to finish, there are many factors to consider. In most instances, employees must seek ...
11/02/18
Identifying Fall Driving Hazards
The fall season presents many unique hazards that truck drivers should be on the lookout for. Avoiding potential losses requires drivers to recognize the hazards ...
10/24/18
Opening/Closing Trailer Doors
Opening and closing trailer doors are two of the leading causes of work-related injuries for truck drivers. Read the information below, and ask yourself if there ...
10/17/18
Claims Reviews - What You Should Expect from Your Claims Team
An effective claims review meeting should engage key participants in strategizing about how to best resolve claims and return injured workers to their jobs. A ...
10/16/18
Focusing on Lone Workers
Lone workers are technically anyone who works by themselves without close or direct supervision. Some examples would include sole and isolated fixed location ...
10/16/18