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Avoiding the Cracks - A Guide to the Workers' Compensation System

English · Hardback

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This is the first book primarily directed toward assisting injured employees in gaining an understanding of the workers' compensation system, and in helping themselves and their families through the process of recovering from a work-related injury. By means of actual cases, readers are guided in both identification and avoidance of the risks and hazards of the system in order to help them achieve successful resolutions. The book also provides assistance to other involved parties in the workers' compensation system, such as medical professionals, employers, and insurance personnel, so that a positive outcome may be reached for all concerned.

This guide begins with actual cases, and includes the history and development of the workers' compensation system, and a description of the conspicuous features of state laws. The book also gives the perspectives of medical and rehabilitation providers, insurance companies, and the employers. A self-help section is also included for injured workers in order to evaluate their situations and to analyze their options. The book also contains supplemental information regarding federal and state workers' compensation laws, associations that provide assistance, and information on specific injuries. This book is a valuable source for injured workers and their families. It addresses pertinent issues in workers' compensation cases, and challenges some generally accepted views. It is also helpful and informative to individuals in industry such as human resource managers, safety professionals, and persons in supervisory and managerial positions. This guide offers insightful information to medical and rehabilitation professionals, students of medical systems, insurance professionals and attorneys specializing in workers' compensation, resulting in improved communication for all those involved in the workers' compensation system.

List of contents










Preface
About Workers' Compensation
The Stories
The History of the Workers' Compensation System
Cracks in the System
Players and Motives
The Injured Worker
Medical Providers
The Insurcance Company
The Employer
Other Potential Players in the System
How to Avoid the Cracks in the System
Ask the Right Question
Analyze Your Situation
If You Need to Seek New Employment
The Future of Workers' Compensation
Appendix A: Supplemental Information on Workers' Compensation Laws Appendix B: Associations Providing Assistance to Disabled Individuals
Appendix C: Supplemental Information on Specific Injuries
Glossary
Bibliography
Index


About the author

ANNE TRAMPOSH is Vice-President and co-owner of Advantage Health Inc., a national industrial consulting company. She was formerly Director of Industrial Services and co-founder of Wx: Work Capacities Inc., a rehabilitation company specializing in prevention and treatment of workers' compensation injuries. A certified Rehabilitation Specialist, she has much experience in the development of training materials for industrial programs for health, safety, human resource, and management personnel.

Product details

Authors Anne Tramposh, Tramposh Anne
Publisher Bloomsbury
 
Languages English
Age Recommendation ages 7 to 17
Product format Hardback
Released 24.06.1991
 
EAN 9780275936501
ISBN 978-0-275-93650-1
Subjects Social sciences, law, business > Business > Miscellaneous

BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Insurance / General, Insurance & actuarial studies, Insurance and actuarial studies, Business: Human Resources

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