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2018 Construction Industry Summary

Florida Regulatory Workers' Compensation News

The Florida Division of Workers' Compensation has published a new data summary report, the first in a series of reports. The purpose of this and future publications is to provide insight into the unique aspects of the Florida’s workerscompensation system. 2018 Construction Industry Summary

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Why Today’s Incentive Thinking Is Different

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Ever since people started working for each other, supervisors have tried to figure out the best way to reach their performance goals and keep workers on task. After several evolutionary waves, we have a deeper insight into what truly motivates people, and today’s incentives are about far more than compensation.

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5 Ways To Create the Perfect Compensation System

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As a result, businesses must choose between constructing their own compensation management system, continuing to use Excel with all of its limits and risks, or using a web-based (SaaS) best-of-breed solution. Refine Your Compensation System Regularly . Ensure your Compensation System is Compliant .

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Anonymity and Emotional Intelligence

Florida Workers' Comp

I have heard from lawyers for years regarding their perceptions of the Florida workers' compensation system, and those who run it. Their many thoughts and the promise of constructive feedback led to the implementation of the annual joint survey implemented by the OJCC and The Florida Bar Workers' Compensation Section.

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Implementing AI for Workers’ Compensation Law Firms and Insurance Companies

Workers' Compensation

Artificial intelligence [AI] opens new frontiers for workerscompensation law firms and insurance companies. Last week, Google announced new applications that will vastly expand how workerscompensation claims can be serviced, managed, and supported.

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The Predicted Active Hurricane Season Stirs Trouble

Workers' Compensation

An active hurricane season can significantly impact the workers' compensation system in terms of claims and losses. Construction and utility workers face higher risks during the rebuilding phases. The probability of major hurricane landfalls along the U.S.

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The 1972 Commission Report re 1935

Florida Workers' Comp

In March 2022, I was honored to speak (briefly) at the Workers' Compensation Research Institute (WCRI) conference in Boston, see Friends, Romans, countrymen, lendme your ears (March 2022). However, society has moved on and "workers" today is more more acceptable; our workplaces are more diverse, vibrant, and inclusive.