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Two New Studies Suggest Highly Processed Foods as Addictive as Tobacco
Two New Studies Suggest Highly Processed Foods as Addictive as Tobacco

Sarasota, FL (WorkersCompensation.com) – Recent reports have indicated that the number of obese adults with multiple chronic diseases including diabetes and depression are increasing. Chronic conditions cannot only increase employer’s healthcare costs, but could potentially […]
Do You Know the Rule? Alaska Benefits for Fishermen
Do You Know the Rule? Alaska Benefits for Fishermen

Juneau, AK (WorkersCompensation.com) -- Fishing in Alaska is a big economic deal, so it’s not surprising that the state would spell out specific requirements for fishermen receiving workers’ compensation.   One area that Alaska law covers […]
Postal Workers Fear for Safety after Mail Carrier Shot on Route
Postal Workers Fear for Safety after Mail Carrier Shot on Route

Milwaukee, WI (WorkersCompensation.com) – Postal workers in Milwaukee say they are concerned about their own safety after a letter carrier was shot and killed on his route Friday. Officials with the United States Postal Inspection […]
Scooter Crash No One Saw Leads to Successful Worker's Comp Claim
Scooter Crash No One Saw Leads to Successful Worker's Comp Claim

New Iberia, LA (WorkersCompensation.com) – Just because no one saw an accident doesn’t mean a worker can’t obtain workers’ compensation benefits for the injuries he sustained. If a tree falls in the woods, did it […]
Shuttered Companies Now Welcoming Workers Back to Office
Shuttered Companies Now Welcoming Workers Back to Office

Pittsburgh, PA (WorkersCompensation.com) --  Four-day weekends, Zoom calls, hybrid schedules. All have become standard operating procedures for many businesses and their employees since the pandemic. But a recent survey by ResumeBuilder reports that 77 percent […]
Recent Study Suggests Use of Patient Navigators Improves Utilization of Telehealth
Recent Study Suggests Use of Patient Navigators Improves Utilization of Telehealth

Sarasota, FL (WorkersCompensation.com) – While telehealth may be one solution to accomplish treatment in the face of staffing issues, a recent survey of commercial policyholders suggests that telehealth is popular due to the convenience.  According […]
Mental Strain Taking Toll on Restaurant Workers, Report Says
Mental Strain Taking Toll on Restaurant Workers, Report Says

New York, NY (WorkersCompensation.com) – A new report from AmTrust on injuries for restaurant workers finds that mental strain claims have skyrocketed since the pandemic.  Labor shortages, the great reshuffle and returning to work after […]
Unclogging Machine Amounts to Repair, Leaving Workers’ Comp as Exclusive Remedy
Unclogging Machine Amounts to Repair, Leaving Workers’ Comp as Exclusive Remedy

Birmingham, AL (WorkersCompensation.com) -- What is the difference between making a repair on a machine and why is it important? Accoridng to Alabama's top court in Buford v. Bledsoe, No. CV-19-900125 (Ala. 12/02/22), it meant the […]

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