by brennagimler1 | Dec 3, 2015 | Workers Compensation
Article provided by Selective Insurance Group Inc. A RTW program is part of a customer business strategy to retain valued employees and to enhance the productivity of the workforce. The longer an employee is off work, the less likely he or she is to return. Bureau of...
by brennagimler1 | Oct 15, 2015 | Workers Compensation
In our final review of the Workers’ Compensation Claims process, we will detail the claims appeals process. Filing an appeal You may file an appeal with the reviewing board within 30 days from the time the decision was issued. You must apply to the DIA for an...
by brennagimler1 | Oct 9, 2015 | Workers Compensation
Last week we reviewed a few basics of the Workers’ Compensation claims process. This week we take a deeper dive into some of the processes surrounding hearings and appeals after a claim has been filed. Once filed, claims enter what is known as a 15-day conciliation...
by brennagimler1 | Sep 3, 2015 | Workers Compensation
Your business depends on the productivity of your employees. One way to maximize your employees’ potential is to acknowledge and address problems that cause decreased productivity. According to a study published in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental...
by brennagimler1 | Apr 17, 2015 | domestic workers, Workers Compensation
So, you’ve decided to hire a Nanny because your are tired of dragging your kids out of bed at 6am to get them to the daycare center and make it to work on time. These days nannies are a much more popular and common option for younger parents. Whatever your...
by Joe Bickel | Jan 8, 2015 | Experience Mod, Workers Compensation
Anyone who has the “privilege” of handling a Business’ workers’ compensation program has probably heard of an Experience Modification (X-Mod, E-Mod or Mod’s as they are often referred to), but many do not know what it is or what function it serves in a workers’...
