Do volunteers qualify for workers’ compensation?
In some cases, state law defines certain classes of volunteers as employees for the purposes of workers' compensation.
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The danger of distracted walking
Walking while distracted can cause you to miss potential hazards like ice, snow or a change in the walking surface, ... -
Research reveals wellness program best practices
As employer-sponsored wellness programs continue to evolve, a mindset of continuous improvement, deepening the integration of health into organizational culture ... -
Tips for safe winter weather driving
Use these tips for safe winter driving to prevent injuries on the roads during colder months. -
What your employee handbook should say about workers’ compensation
Ensuring work comp is part of your employee handbook can prove beneficial for employers. -
How to discipline employees who’ve experienced work injuries
Once you’ve determined the cause of or reason for the poor performance, the next question should be: How are other ... -
What to do when an employee is injured in an automobile accident
Tony, a construction foreman, was driving his pickup truck filled with work materials from one jobsite to another when he ... -
Injuries while entering and leaving the workplace: A primer
What are the work comp implications when an employee is injured before or after the workday? -
Summer can increase schools’ work comp exposure
Disability benefits tend to drag out longer when there's no incentive for employees to secure releases from their doctors to ...
