Hyok Kwon, owner of Good Neighbor Services, a janitorial company that provided services to some of San Diego’s most exclusive...
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Workers’ compensation Texas Mutual Insurance Co. has launched a free workplace safety training tool for policyholders called e-Learning. e-Learning gives...
California’s northern most counties accounted for 1.1 percent of the state’s workforce but 3.3 percent of the job injury claims,...
After decades of managing costs for employers, it’s time for workers’ compensation professionals and public policymakers to turn their attention...
Dozens of public workers gathered on March 1 at the Iowa Capitol in opposition to a bill that would reduce...
Karl Siegfried, Senior Vice President of Loss Control & Safety Services at Portland, Maine-headquartered MEMIC Group recently spoke with Insurance...
Both the Utah Senate and House have passed a bill to repeal the statue creating the state’s Workers’ Compensation Fund....
An oil industry services company will pay $9.5 million in penalties for Gulf of Mexico safety violations and for pollution...
As a result of the heavy snow and ice statewide in January, more Oregon workers suffered slips, trips and falls...
As more and more Americans hold nontraditional jobs that don’t have benefits attached — think freelance graphic designers or Uber...