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Injured Workers Are People Too! Risk & Insurance Publishes Article By Rebecca Shafer

October 21, 2014 By //  by Amaxx Webmaster

In a Risk Insider article recently published on the Risk & Insurance website, Rebecca Shafer discusses how an effective approach to workers’ compensation must balance the drive for cost savings with the need for compassion and humanity.

Think of Injured Employees Compassionately (opens in new window)Read the full article (3 min. read): Think of Injured Employees Compassionately

Filed Under: Articles, Workers Comp Articles

Get Well Cards (Package of 10)

June 11, 2014 By //  by Amaxx Webmaster

As part of a comprehensive workers compensation program, employers should maintain close communications with injured employees to ensure they recover quickly, do not drop out of the workforce and and return to work rapidly.

Get Well Cards are part of a positive, proactive communication strategy. These are occupational injury get well cards for industrial or professional worksite settings.

Packages of 10 Get Well cards can be customized with your company logo and a special message.

Get Well Cards (Package of 10)

Inside message:
Hope You Feel Better,
You Are Missed At Work!

BUY GET WELL CARDS

Employees appreciate receiving a get-well card. It perks up the spirit and helps the injured worker remain engaged in the workplace. Have fellow workers sign the get-well card. It helps injured workers recognize that the employer has their best interest in mind. Include a gift certificate to the local pizza parlor so the whole family can enjoy a complimentary dinner at a difficult time.

  • Sending the right message – that the employee is a valued part of the business — is one of the most important keys in a successful workers’ comp program.
     
  • The employer’s goal is to communicate to injured workers that staying out of work is not an option, i.e., fostering a psychological desire in the worker to return to work.
     
  • Informal communication allows the employer to “stay in touch” and reinforces the message that the employee is a valuable asset as a human being and worker.
     
  • As a follow-up to the first day phone call and before weekly meetings are scheduled, send a Get-Well Card to the injured employees – it shows you care about their well-being.

For more information about these cards, contact us.

Filed Under: Claim Handling, Workers Comp Articles

Workers Comp PEO Commentary by Rebecca Shafer Featured in LexisNexis® Legal Newsroom

October 19, 2013 By //  by Amaxx Webmaster

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An article by Rebeccas Shafer, Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs) In Workers Compensation, was recently featured in the Workers Compensation Law section of the LexisNexis® Legal Newsroom.

 

The article provides information about a PEO’s co-employer status and how they use economies of scale and other procedures to contain workers compensation costs.

 

The article also contains important information to review if you are considering a PEO as an alternative to your current workers’ compensation insurance program.

 

Read the full article: Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs) In Workers Compensation

Filed Under: Articles, Workers Comp Articles

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