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Revised Incident Submission Form Explained.
Tag: Schools and Districts
A Guide to Unemployment Forms
By now you have noticed that the Washington State Employment Security Department has revised and renamed several common unemployment forms. To help you easily identify
Strategies for an Aging Workforce
The increased aging workforce presents a few considerations for employers.
Reporting Significant Injuries and Fatalities to L&I
While devastating injuries are very infrequent in the educational environment, it is still important that districts understand and abide by all reporting requirements.
Modified Duty Job Offers
By: Dana Tumenova, J.D., Claims Attorney It is well-known that early return-to-work reduces the cost of a workers’ compensation claim. This is true both in
A+ Reasonable Assurance Letters
With the end of the school year quickly approaching, we know many districts are caught in a flurry of activity, with tasks to complete before
Carbon Monoxide in Schools
Carbon Monoxide is a colorless, odorless, tasteless gas that may not be noticed by building occupants.
Cracking the Case: Effective Accident Investigations
Getting at the root cause of why an accident happened requires a very different skill set.
Employers Scrutinized for Misclassifying Employees
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, the misclassification of employees as independent contractors is a serious problem. Employers who misclassify employees avoid paying their
Dates + Distribution = Successful Reasonable Assurance
Dates plus distribution equals a successful reasonable assurance letter.