... the workers compensation claims side of the business, (i.e., loss runs) but also from the data Aon Hewitt acquired through a questionnaire to nearly 13,000 employees. The average age of the sample was 45.7 years old, and 78% were male and 22% were female. The methodology was to review the data...

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... Compensation Experience Modification Rate (EMR) as a measure of safety performance. EMR is not necessarily a correct indicator of safety performance. EMR is an insurance underwriting tool originally set up to measure an employer's Worker's Compensation claims experience and to adjust pricing accordingly...

... for safety professionals to consider regarding the potential impact that they can have on the performance of their organizations worker's compensation program. As safety professionals know more about worker's compensation claims and the factors that lead to these claims, the more they can contribute...

... Compensation Experience Modification Rate (EMR) as a measure of safety performance. EMR is not necessarily a correct indicator of safety performance. EMR is an insurance underwriting tool originally set up to measure an employer's worker's compensation claims experience and to adjust pricing accordingly...

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... occurs makes all the difference in the world as to the length of recovery for the injured employee, lost wages, the employee's self-worth/self-esteem and as a byproduct of all of these things, it affects the worker's compensation claim costs. It is all about taking each injury as if it were one life...

... indicator of safety performance. EMR is an insurance underwriting tool originally set up to measure an employer s workers compensation claims experience and to adjust pricing accordingly. Under this system, an employer with a calculated EMR of 1.00 is determined to have average loss experience...

... in the workers' compensation system, as it has its own lingo, and is replete with a lexicon of acronyms and abbreviations with which one must become familiar, in order to meaningfully participate in the claims process. The process for adjudicating workers' compensation claims may be far more streamlined than...

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... to questions posed in the survey are used in this article to characterize national public ICFMRs by examining the client population, the direct healthcare staff population, and the frequency of injury to that staff using the number of workers compensation claims filed in 2003. Each question presented...

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... injuries per 200,000 man-hours, this project has seen only 0.3 injuries. As a result, only $600,000 in worker s compensation claims have been made against the $2.6 million that managers expected to spend in the first year of the project. Perhaps the clearest evidence of the training program s success shows...