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Target and Union Workers Reach Settlement Over Age Discrimination Claims

HR Digest

Target and two union workers have reached a settlement over allegations that the company discriminated against older workers in its hiring practices. The allegations against Target stemmed from a 2017 job posting for a store manager position. The settlement is a victory for the two workers and for the EEOC.

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Lay Testimony Insufficient to Establish Causation for MS Claimant

The Workcomp Writer

Were he presented no medical expert’s testimony and attempted to rely upon his own testimony as to pain levels and the circumstances of the injury itself, the Commission acted within its discretion in finding he had failed to establish medical causation [ Bowdry v. Those treatments were covered by City and its workers’ compensation carrier.

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Ohio Worker Awarded Permanent Loss of Use Award Despite Not Reaching MMI

The Workcomp Writer

The appellate court acknowledged that the employee had not reached MMI, but noted further that the Industrial Commission had determined that while the employee’s condition might improve, that “improvement” would never rise to any level beyond residual functioning. Commentary As indicated in Larson’s Workers’ Compensation Law , § 80.03[2].

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New study will explore the impact of economic turmoil on workplace experience

Workplace Insight

The Skills and Employment Survey 2023 (SES2023), which also involves researchers at UCL, the Universities of Oxford and Surrey and the National Centre for Social Research, will help academics assess the impact of an extraordinary period of turbulence for workers which includes the economic downturn, Cost-of-Living Crisis, Covid-19 and Brexit.

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Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears

Florida Workers' Comp

This week, the Workers' Compensation Research Institute (WCRI) hosts its 38th Annual Issues and Research Conference in Boston. In all, a well-rounded program with something for all of the workers' compensation community. When I think of the National Commission Report, I think of ambition. Let's dive in.

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Judge Robert Dietz

Florida Workers' Comp

Notably, however, he remained Board Certified in Workers' Compensation for the last 30 years. The Nominating Commission interviews were at the Orlando airport, and I can still remember the commissioner's inquiry. This blog is about the law and workers' compensation. See Thoughts from the Hall of Fame (January 2017).

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What a Difference an Or Makes

Florida Workers' Comp

Periodically an interesting analysis in workers' compensation leads to discussion of death benefits. Prior discussions of death benefits in this blog have included Marriage, the Law and Workers' Compensation (November 2014), Ideological Shift (June 2015), and Reminded about Death Benefits (February 2019). Christopher R. McDonald v.