Accidents Waiting to Happen: Best Practices in Workers' Comp Administration and Protecting Corporate Profitability
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| Rating | : | 4.87 (919 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0989015009 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 256 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-10-14 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The ideas revealed in Accidents Waiting to Happen provide user-friendly, turnkey, and proven strategies that will put you in control in the administration of a results-focused, successful workers' compensation program, whatever your industry. Here is the good news. Here is what this book will help you achieve. You will take away a clear understanding of how to administer a successful workers' compensation program in your business. The "PX4" process works! Your company will experience fewer claims and those claims will cost you less, on average. The book is broken down into easy manageable steps, which are all part of a system called the "PX4" process. I highly recommend you read his book." Jim Ginas, President, Southeast Modular Manufacturing. In that regard, we are glad to have wo
A Must Read for Today's Analytical Leaders Timothy L. Coomer If you want to lead your organization based on analytics, this is a great book to guide you in the area of workers compensation. Rick does a great job of bringing together a lot of information and presenting it in an actionable way with measurable methods. Managing the workplace so that workers compensation losses are prevented and controlled is an often over looked area for competitive advantage. Fortunately, for the reader, Rick doesn't just pontificate on what you can do about controlling this part of the business - he gives you a plan and a path to success. Having spent nearly 30 y. Rudi Krajcirovic said nobody is that stupid for free. This guy doesn't understand even the basics and from what I've seen him write he doesn't even know if he is coming or going, or boy or a girl. It seems obvious to me that he bought his other reviews, nobody is that stupid for free, a?. Amazon Customer said Five Stars. amazing book