Workers Compensation: A Reference and Guide
For human resource professionals, labor law specialists, and others involved in the practice of labor-management relations, Lencsis provides a concise, easily-accessed description of the workers compensation system in the United States, its governing laws and also its insurance aspects. Covering all major facets of workers compensation legislation and the insurance and risk management techniques used to comply with them, his book will have equal benefits for the staffs of insurance companies...
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A concise, easily-accessed reference and guide to all of the major aspects of state and federal workers compensation laws and their related insurance and risk management techniques. Booknews Intended for educational and reference use by managers responsible for human resource and risk management matters, as well as by insurance and legal professionals, this volume covers the statutory and other liability exposures that employers encounter; outlines benefits and claims; deals with coverages and security mechanisms; and addresses current topics including the role of managed care in workers compensation and the possibility that workers compensation will be integrated into a universal social security program. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
IntroductionHistory of Workers Compensation LawsFederal Workers Compensation and Related LawsCoverage of State and Federal Workers Compensation LawsBenefits and ClaimsSpecial Funds and Residual MarketsInsurers and Self-InsurersInsurance Coverages and PremiumsCurrent Trends and Issues in Workers CompensationConclusionGlossaryAppendixesIndex
\ BooknewsIntended for educational and reference use by managers responsible for human resource and risk management matters, as well as by insurance and legal professionals, this volume covers the statutory and other liability exposures that employers encounter; outlines benefits and claims; deals with coverages and security mechanisms; and addresses current topics including the role of managed care in workers compensation and the possibility that workers compensation will be integrated into a universal social security program. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.\ \
