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Given the latest good news about the vaccine, the US will start receiving this medicine in the next few weeks. This question is currently being debated in various governmental agencies. Here is a link that discusses some of the complexities of this issue.

Here are some new LeastStaff “Work Comp Staffing Solution” clients that were seeking ways to lower comp costs to maintain profits

Here is a short 90 second video that should help you as you shop for the right staffing work comp broker for your staffing firm.

One of the reasons I became a Work Comp Broker 15 years ago (after owning a nationwide staffing co for 16 years,) was because I found so many G/L and P/L agents, despite their best intentions, did not have a thorough knowledge of the staffing industry and the various...

We are often asked by our staffing work comp solution clients this question. According to OSHA, "To ensure continuity of operations of essential functions, CDC advises that critical infrastructure workers may be permitted to continue work following potential exposure...

The short answer is "maybe."  AI researchers and clinicians are in the early stages of  developing testing and rehab  measurement tools that can help encourage some workers to get back to their jobs in less time. Researchers reported that robots with machine learning...

We are getting more and more questions about where work comp rates are heading in 2021 as a result of the pandemic. A handful of states, including California and New York, have introduced bills requiring compensation for first responders, health care workers or what...

Work Comp Staffing Solutions's clients employees are slowly being called back to work. Now though, our hundreds of workers compensation solution staffing clients are often required to test the employees for the virus at their clients sites. Here is a link to a great...

We are getting asked this question often now- which is certainly understandable.  Here is what one of our main work comp solution carriers told us: Any claims made for COVID-19 (aka coronavirus) will have to be considered based on their specific circumstances and the jurisdictional statutes and case law for communicable or infectious diseases.

As we are all trying our best to manage the impact of this "black swan" event on our industry, I came across a very good short article about work comp and the impact of the Coronavirus. This article also discusses the virus's impact on your G/L policy as well....