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WorkersCompensation.com is the nation’s leading source of essential Workers' Compensation services and information. Online since 1999, it is the largest and most visited online resource for the workers’ compensation community. Our “public” site offers news, blogs, discussion forums, event calendars, state rules, statutes and much more. We also provide numerous products that help thousands of workers’ compensation professionals perform their jobs more easily every single day. Those include WorkCompResearch.com, a comprehensive multi-jurisdiction claim handling and compliance system, FlashFormSSL, a secure cloud library of jurisdictional forms that can be auto-completed from any claims system, and the Virtual Claims Kit, providing digitized and downloadable posters and forms for customers of some of the largest insurance companies in the nation. Our CompEvent system handles registration duties for numerous state conferences, and our CompGuideXML system can provide benefit payout rates based on the date of injury for most jurisdictions.
Look around and see what we have to offer. You will quickly see why WorkersCompensation.com has been “simplifying the business of workers’ comp” since 1999. Source
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Welcome to The Science Behind Workplace Injuries: Fall Safety Series, where we explore how seasonal conditions interact with human physiology, behavior, and workplace systems. Yesterday, we examined what happens when holiday production stacks longer hours, faster pace, reduced recovery, and rising demand onto existing work. Today, we focus on another predictable part of that transition: thousands of employees entering unfamiliar jobs just as operations accelerate.
Disconnect between Form, Statute Merits 2nd Look at Florida Claimant’s Marital Income
A Florida court acknowledged that the affidavit failed to disclose all marital income required by section 440.25(5)(b) and Rule 9.180. However, it also noted that the claimant completed the OJCC's prescribed form exactly as written, and that the form did not request all information required by the statute and rule. Case Clark v. Amazon.com Services, LLC, No. 1D2026-0971 (Fla. Dist. Ct. App. 10/07/26, unpublished) What Happened?
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Preparing for Holiday Production Demands
Welcome to The Science Behind Workplace Injuries: Fall Safety Series, where we explore how seasonal conditions interact with human physiology, behavior, and workplace systems. Yesterday, we examined hunting season and the importance of recognizing when outside conditions change the environment in which people work. Today, the seasonal change comes from inside the organization as holiday demand begins to accelerate.
2 Springsteen Tickets vs. a Career? National Comp. Session Breaks Down why Fraud Happens
Picture it: You've reached the top of your field, you make great money, you have a great reputation, and you're doing the work you love. Then, the chance to offer up some insider trading tips presents itself, and in return, you get two tickets to a Bruce Springsteen concert, a watch, and an envelope of cash. All told, it's about $50,000 in value. Is it worth it?
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What to do for Multiple Jurisdictions?
Coverage and policy [ ] Confirm coverage is required in each state based on employee locations and applicable exemptions. [ ] Verify states are appropriately listed or endorsed on the policy. [ ] Confirm policy effective dates cover all employee start dates and work locations. [ ] Review any out-of-state, temporary-work, or reciprocal-coverage provisions with the insurer. Workforce and payroll [ ] Review employee and independent-contractor classifications under each state's rules.
Hunting Season and Workplace Safety
Welcome to The Science Behind Workplace Injuries: Fall Safety Series, where we explore how seasonal conditions interact with human physiology, behavior, and workplace systems. Yesterday, we examined deer collisions and the overlap between animal behavior, darkness, and occupational driving. Today, hunting season adds another kind of overlap.
Did Staggering Trucker have to Prove Exhaust Leak Sickened Him?
In Arizona, and other states, injured employees seeking benefits typically have to provide medical evidence showing that a workplace accident caused their injury. That’s generally not the case, however, if the link between an incident and illness is obvious. A case involving a driver who breathed in toxic fumes during a three-hour trip examines just how obvious that link needs to be. The driver was hauling rocks in a dump truck.