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New ACOEM Guide Helps Employers Find Care for Injured Workers

The multi-page document provides practical advice, checklists, and other resources and tools to help identify physicians who adhere to best practices and are most likely to provide the best medical outcomes when treating workers’ compensation patients.

Senate Bill Maps Reform of Federal Protective Service

The agency that provides security for thousands of government buildings is understaffed and badly managed, Homeland Security Committee Chairman Joe Lieberman and others on the committee say.

PEER: OSHA Should Get Out of the Whistle-blowing Business

Scathing GAO report cements case for a separate whistleblower protection agency.



Oregon Touts Comp Premium Rate Cut, Washington Awaits Election Day

Washington State can't propose 2011 workers' comp rates until the voters have passed or rejected Initiative 1082 on Nov. 2. It would let private insurance carriers write comp insurance and also would change how Washington determines premium rates.

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