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5 Tips to Get Your Sustainability Story to the Stakeholders Who Matter
Sustainability reports are an important tool in a CFO’s strategic communications arsenal that helps attract employees, customers, and capital.
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| January 30, 2023
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State Laws Cloud the Use of Independent Contractors
With California likely to become the third state to restrict the definition of independent contractors, companies that use gig workers face new risks.
By
David McCann
| September 4, 2019
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Workplace Issues
Kentucky Senate Passes Workers’ Comp Reform
The sweeping measure would impose a 15-year cap on benefits for workers with certain injuries, eliminating the current lifetime payout.
By
Matthew Heller
| March 26, 2018
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Human Capital & Careers
Trendy Health-Care Payment Scheme Hikes Workers’ Compensation Costs
An ongoing shift to the "capitation" model for reimbursing medical providers leads them to classify more injuries as work-related.
By
David McCann
| October 8, 2015
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Risk & Compliance
Workers’ Compensation and the Cost of Mistrust
Research finds that a worker’s fear of being fired after an injury has a large and pervasive effect on workers’ compensation costs and worker outcomes.
By
Richard A. Victor
| July 17, 2015
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Supply Chain
New Rules on Drugs Not Curbing Workers’ Comp Costs
Some workers' comp doctors have found a new way to dispense drugs from their offices at two to three times the price charged by pharmacies.
By
Matthew Heller
| January 16, 2015
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Management Accounting
Breaking the Codes: How to Cut Workers’ Comp Premiums
Paying attention to job-classification codes may save you thousands in workers' comp premiums.
By
Greg Walker
| September 19, 2014
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Technology
Terrorism Insurance Outlook Brightens
With bills that would re-up federal terrorism insurance protection in the House and Senate, insurers are warming to the notion of providing coverage.
By
David Katz
| July 17, 2014
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Human Capital & Careers
Special Report: Cutting Workers’ Comp Costs
Potential drains on cash flow and perverse medical and legal incentives make workers' comp worthy of CFO scrutiny.
By
David Katz
| November 1, 2013
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Human Capital & Careers
Should CFOs Care About Workers’ Comp?
The case for finance chief involvement in workers’ compensation risks is buried in cash-flow and income statements, as well as balance sheets.
By
David Katz
| November 1, 2013
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Risk & Compliance
The Safe Way to Slash Workers’ Comp Costs
Zeroed in on curbing supermarket injuries, Safeway’s risk manager advises CFOs to install peer-to-peer safety systems to cut workers' compensation expenses.
By
David Katz
| November 1, 2013
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Risk Management
Do Financial Incentives Spur Unneeded Medical Care?
Doctor dispensing of addictive drugs and surgeon referrals to their own ambulatory surgical centers may be driving up workers' compensation costs.
By
Richard A. Victor
| November 1, 2013
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Risk Management
Special Report: Fall Insurance Renewals
Property insurance gets cheaper, while workers' comp will cost you more.
By
David Katz
| October 1, 2013
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