Insurance Training Course Catalog
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When Employees Travel to Other States to Work, Which WC Law Applies?
Traveling employees create a MAJOR problem if not property addressed up front. Workers’ compensation is a state-based system; this means that every state applies its own rules, requirements and guidelines. When employees leave one state to work temporarily in another state, a major workers’ compensation problem can be created. Specifically: “Which state’s workers’ compensation law applies?” To properly build a worker's compensation program requires knowing where employees work. In this session, Christopher Boggs helps us to examine these issues to better serve clients' needs.
Workers' Comp Crash Course
In this eleventh installment of our New To Insurance series, Academy Director, Patrick Wraight will discuss Workers' Compensation insurance. This is geared toward those who are new to the topic. We will introduce concepts such as the sole remedy and monopolistic states. Join us live and get a crash course on the basics of Workers' Comp.
Navigating The Impact of Hospital Closures on Workers' Compensation
Anyone who lives in a rural area knows that rural medicine is not the same as medical care in the city. Small, local hospitals close or are bought by large hosptial networks and are converted from a hospital to an urgent care center or emergency room. Even when the local hospital stays open, they don't have the resources that other hospitals do.
What does this mean for the injured worker and their workers' comp claim? Join us as Nancy Germond brings us this session to help us to navigate this growing issue.
Getting Back to Work: Workers' Comp and the Social Determinants of Health
Failure to address the SDOH after a workers' compensation injury or in any medical management setting can negatively impact healing, increase healthcare costs, and delay return to work. After reviewing the SDOH, we will evaluate a case study to see how an injury that ended with the post-injury death of a worker could have been prevented with an adequate process to determine the worker's other medical, emotional, and physical needs. Join us as Nancy Germond helps us to understand that there is more to an injury than just physical healing.
Workers' Compensation in Two Hours
This book is designed to help the small business owner to navigate the world of workers' compensation from hiring an agent to dealing with the audit.
The Insurance Professional's Practical Guide to Workers' Compensation: From History through Audit
This is not your ordinary workers' compensation book. Workers' compensation coverage is relatively easy to understand. It's the legal, procedural and contractual issues surrounding workers' compensation that are complicated.
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