In Notice 2026-05 published February 21, 2026 (56 Pa.B. 1084), the Pennsylvania Insurance Department said during calendar year 2026, no contributions will be required to maintain the balance of the ...
NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, February 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- New resource for employers and risk managers ...
To help ease the pressure of potential workers' compensation claims, growers can start by addressing safety and promoting ...
A surge in California Cumulative Trauma (CT) claims has pushed Employers Holdings to a steep earnings decline, with the ...
Albuquerque Fire Rescue Lieutenant Paramedic Mark Jaquez had been on duty with the department for nine years when, in 2017, ...
LITTLE ROCK, AR - Arkansas workers injured on the job by third parties can file separate personal injury lawsuits while ...
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As CalPERS and CalSTRS' assets have grown in recent years, so have the pay packages for the state agencies' most well-compensated employees.
Kashifa Smitsdorff has been fighting for nearly three years for answers and compensation after a devastating on-duty injury.
Carrie Brandon Elliot reviews government measures to curtail growth in executive compensation and the debate surrounding their effectiveness.
Of the 56 Modesto city employees who earned more than $300,000 in total compensation last year, 50 worked in the police or fire departments. Their total pay rivals — and in some cases exceeds — that ...
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