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3 Ways To Reduce Workers’ Comp Expenses
Workers’ compensation claims can be incredibly expensive for insurers. At the top end of the spectrum, an amputation can cost an average of $126,033. Even a fracture or dislocation can add up to $62,240. When your workers’ comp claims increase, the insurer passes on...
3 Ways To Reduce Workers’ Comp Expenses
Workers’ compensation claims can be incredibly expensive for insurers. At the top end of the spectrum, an amputation can cost an average of $126,033. Even a fracture or dislocation can add up to $62,240. When your workers’ comp claims increase, the insurer passes on...
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Self-Discovery Through Stretch Assignments: Real-Life Examples
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Numerous employers opt to commemorate Valentine’s Day by offering a sweet gesture or an occasion to demonstrate appreciation for their employees. Within the workplace, this presents an opportunity for individuals to express care towards their colleagues. Nevertheless,...
Employee Engagement: Driving Growth with a Plugged-In Workforce
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Labor Department Publishes Restaurant, Retail Guidance on Compliance With PUMP Act
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DOL Recovers $59,000 in Back Wages for Home Care Workers
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2024 Employment Law Updates
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HR Compliance Update | February 7, 2024
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Retention without Breaking the Bank
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