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What Our Members are Saying
Mid-Sized Corporation
This book is exactly what we needed to compliment Arthur J. Gallagher’s results oriented Loss Control services for our clients with high workers’ compensation costs. It helps guide them through the complex process of gaining management commitment for a workers’ compensation cost reduction program.
R.F. Walker, Arthur J. Gallagher, Risk Management Services, NY
Mid-Sized Corporation
The Safety Director at our company is using the book as an outline of claims management, workers compensation and safety. He is using specific chapters for training the supervisors at our company. It is useful in working with the supervisors who they are getting more involved in the claims process moving forward.
Business Owner, Rochester, NY
Automotive Parts Company
I can attest to the great information in the book. I bought it because no matter how long you are doing this someone has an alternate way to do things that may be better. No program should be stagnant and simple changes can make a huge change in outcomes. I would recommend the book to anyone that manages workers’ compensation whether they have been doing so for the past week or 20+ years.
Workers’ Compensation Manager
Questions & Answers
How Do I…?
How do I follow ADA Compliance if no light duty is available?
Use these lessons to stay in compliance with the ADA and ADAAA.
How do I lower my experience modification rate?
One of the biggest components of the premium calculation is the experience modification factor, or ex mod — a perception of risk.
How do I come up with light duty work ideas?
If stumped for ideas as to where to start for light-duty job, use this information, and then further customize your jobs based on…
How do I show ROI of Workers’ Comp improvements?
Using a fairly simple formula mixed with a little finesse can help you interpret the meaning behind the data you are collecting.
How do I know what role a nurse case manager plays?
The goal of the Nurse Case Manager (NCM) is to assist the injured employee and facilitate the employee’s return to work.
How do I calculate my minimum experience modification factor?
Your minimum mod, or lowest possible experience modification factor, is a powerful number for both employers and insurance brokers to know.
How do I investigate the mechanism of injury in a Work Comp claim?
Failure to properly investigate a work comp claim can add costs to any workers’ compensation program.
How do I avoid common mistakes in a Workers’ Comp premium audit?
The best way to face a premium audit is head on. That means knowing what to expect and preparing ahead of time, along…
