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Workers' Comp Cost Reduction Guide Book
Your ultimate GUide to mastering workers' Comp costs - mini version
Our guidebook is based on decades of the combined hands-on field experience of the industry's leading cost-reduction experts and the most-respected professional organization.
The book covers how to:
► Assess your workers' compensation program.
► Design the most cost-impacting strategy.
► Roll out comprehensive changes to your organization.
► Monitor and manage the program going forward.
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Learn the Fundamentals and Advanced Concepts of Workers Comp Cost Reduction
Our Mini-Book is a summary of our 252 page Comprehensive manual.
The principles in our guidebook apply to any state, jurisdiction, or country. The program improves internal communications and operational best practices of employers.
No matter where you are trying to train risk managers, this book will work for you! Of course, you will need to coordinate any new policies including those in our book with your in-house team of professionals.
Our mini-book covers the following topics:
Authors
Michael Stack, CEO of Amaxx LLC, is an expert workers’ compensation cost containment systems and provides education, training, and consulting to help employers reduce their workers’ compensation costs by 20% to 50%. He is co-author of the #1 selling comprehensive training guide “Your Ultimate Guide to Mastering Workers’ Comp Costs: Reduce Costs 20% to 50%.”
Stack is the creator of Injury Management Results (IMR) software and founder of Amaxx Workers’ Comp Training Center. WC Mastery Training teaching injury management best practices such as return to work, communication, claims best practices, medical management, and working with vendors. IMR software simplifies the implementation of these best practices for employer and ties results to a Critical Metrics Dashboard.
As the primary author of Amaxx’s publishing division, Stack is also on the cutting edge of innovation and thought leadership in workers’ compensation cost containment. He stays in tune with the latest industry challenges, pursuing partnerships with industry leaders to provide the go-to resource for workers’ comp cost containment best practices.
In almost every problem, he believes some facet of the cause is communication. In the case of Workers Compensation, poor communication is not only causing emotional strains on the employee and employer, but also unnecessary strain on the employer’s bottom line. He believes the root of a good Workers Comp Cost Reduction system must be Win-Win to be successful.
He brings a unique CPA background to the workers compensation space, and is highly in-tune with the impact of workers' compensation cost containment on a company's bottom line. He is dedicated to writing, speaking, and masterminding with others for the purpose of continuous improvement in an area so vitally important to companies and individuals.
Rebecca Shafer is an attorney and risk consultant specializing in workers' compensation cost containment. For over 30 years she has helped companies reduce workers’ compensation costs by 20- 50%.
Rebecca designed workers’ compensation practices at the two largest insurance brokers in the world. First, Rebecca established and headed Marsh & McLennan’s Injury Management Practice. She developed the consulting program, trained the consulting staff in injury management techniques, monitored workers' compensation consulting projects and worked directly with companies of all sizes. Then, as CEO of Aon’s workers' compensation consulting unit, Rebecca developed "Comp Camp," an educational facility that taught companies how to control workers’ compensation costs. Employers all the way from China to Europe sent risk managers to attend these programs. At both brokers, she helped integrate workers’ compensation cost containment into marketing strategies for middle market and risk management accounts, and participated in product development teams.
Having worked in a Fortune 500 corporate setting with responsibility for product safety and litigation management, and as insurance defense counsel in private practice, Rebecca has a broad perspective on how to develop the most rigorous methods to reduce workers' compensation costs.
Her clients have included Wyeth, Great A & P Tea Company, Rite Aid, First Group/Laidlaw, Cablevision, Continental Airlines, Vivendi Universal Orlando, The New York Times, TV Guide, CVS, Knight-Ridder, New Haven Terminal and Centerplate among others. Rebecca’s work has been mentioned in publications such as the Wall St. Journal, and was the cover story in Risk Management’s Workers’ Compensation Editions two years in a row. Her client, Outboard Marine, was selected as the Best Workers’ Compensation program.
Rebecca is licensed to practice law in Connecticut and New Hampshire, and she serves on the Executive Committee of Larson’s LexisNexis Workers Compensation Practice Board.
