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Company pays largest settlement in EEOC history


March 9, 2010 by Christian Schappel

A major department store chain recently paid through the nose for failing to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. More…

2 ways to slash healthcare costs of older workers


February 17, 2010 by Christian Schappel

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Many older employees now plan to work years past the traditional retirement age to recoup lost savings. And as the age of your workforce increases, so do workers’ health problems. Two ways to keep costs under control: More…

Watch out: Wellness programs may trigger workers’ comp claims


November 11, 2009 by Christian Schappel

Can an off-duty employee who’s injured while participating in an exercise class at his work site be entitled to workers’ compensation? More…

Fighting comp fraud: ‘Fear factor’ works


May 18, 2009 by Jim Giuliano

Workers-comp fraud costs employers $30 billion a year, according to insurance-industry estimates. So someone is cheating. Your best approach to the problem: Stop it before it starts. More…

Who won this case? Attacked employee says it’s HR’s fault


September 24, 2008 by Jim Giuliano

In this real-life legal case, an employee gets injured as the result of an attack by a co-worker with a history of violence. The injured employee sues the company and HR for failing to uncover the violent past. Who wins? More…


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