Workers’ Comp: The Impact of Sitting on the Job
August 19, 2016,
By Gerry Dumke
Increasingly the jobs we do are sedentary in nature with many of us sitting at a desk eight to ten hours a day. The advent […]
Workers’ Compensation Sees Underwriting Profit in 2015
August 1, 2016,
By Gerry Dumke
Fitch Ratings recently released a report stating that Workers’ Compensation insurance in the U.S. generated a significant profit in 2015. This growth is not expected
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Preventing Deaths, Injuries from Workplace Falls
July 28, 2016,
By Gerry Dumke
According to Labor Department, after transportation-related deaths, falls are the number-one cause on-the-job deaths. Disabilities due to falls are also a serious issue. In fact,
The Potential Impact on Workers Compensation Insurance without TRIPRA
April 8, 2014,
By admin
The Potential Impact on Workers Compensation Insurance without TRIPRA The Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act (TRIPRA) is set to expire December 31, 2014 and
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How to Help Mitigate Workplace Violence
November 6, 2013,
By admin
How to Help Mitigate Workplace Violence Workplace violence is more common than we may think. You might be surprised to learn that about 17% of
Companies Turn to Captive Insurance Solutions for Workers Compensation
March 12, 2013,
By admin
Companies Turn to Captive Insurance Solutions for Workers Compensation Today’s challenging worker’s compensation insurance market, with frequent claims, increased abuse and fraud, and rising rates
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An Update on Opioids and Impact on Workers Compensation Insurance
October 2, 2012,
By admin
An Update on Opioids and Impact on Workers Compensation Insurance Last month, in our blog, we discussed how prescriptions for certain opioid painkillers when included
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