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COVID-19's Attack on the Hospitality Industry and Workers' Comp ClaimsWhile it may seem trivial in light of the deaths and horrors surrounding COVID-19, the disease is spreading its tentacles into the world of Florida workers' compensation.
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12 Important Steps to Help Make Cents of Return-to-Work PoliciesDespite the best training and safety equipment a company may provide, accidents happen. Carrying workers' compensation coverage is legally required, but relying on your carrier is not enough.
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It's Not About Politics: The Rights Afforded to Undocumented Employees Hurt at WorkWhen undocumented workers get hurt on the job, their illegal status doesn't make them ineligible for workers' compensation benefits, but, it may limit the benefits to which they are entitled.
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