Gov. Gavin Newsom is proposing to increase staffing at the Department of Industrial Relations and the Division of Workers' ...
Do your clients know about the February 1st deadline for posting workplace injury data? Who is covered, and what information ...
When can the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board use equitable tolling to act on a petition beyond the statutory deadline?
How much do taxpayers actually pay to cover the workers' comp costs of public agencies that self-insure? What does the latest experience data tell us about claims costs in the system?
What are the employment tests that apply to the relationship between an owner-operator and a trucking company? This recent court of appeals decision delves into the issue and the information it needs ...
The Workers' Compensation Appeals Board says a carrier erred in how long it reduced a claimant's weekly benefits to pay attorney fees.
How with the millions that California employers give each year to fight workers' comp fraud be divvied up next year between local District Attorneys and the California Department of Insurance? What ...
How is one legislator proposing to reform California’s troubled Subsequent Injuries Benefits Trust Fund pro-gram. What is included in the bill and how does it fail to address one of the program’s ...
Dale is the father of Compline, the publisher of Workers’ Comp Executive, Cal-OSHA Reporter and our other publications and sites. He is an award-winning investigative journalist although there are ...
Although it might have been tempting to call 2005 a quiet year for workers comp, says California Workers' Compensation Institute president Michael Nolan, in fact it was quite busy. And 2006 is shaping ...
It is going on two years late but is finally out. What does the Division of Workers' Compensation’s 2023 audit report tell us ...
Federal prosecutors say they busted an illegal staffing scheme that avoided paying over $90 million in taxes. Who is being charged, and what did they do with the money? Read More... This content is ...