The coalition represents a diverse group of individuals, employers and trade associations.
03/09/2023
Church Mutual Announces Leadership Promotions
Church Mutual Announces Leadership Promotions - WorkCompWire Merrill, WI – Church Mutual Insurance Company, S.I.1 (a stock insurer) recently announced the promotion of two individuals into new leadership roles. These individuals will continue to advance Church Mutual’s mission to protect those who serve and inspire others. Dawn Bernatz has been promoted a...
03/02/2023
When Did begin in the US?
It took the United States 37 years for every state to pass its own workers’ compensation law. Wisconsin was the first in 1911.
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Workers’ Compensation History | History of Workers’ Compensation Workers’ compensation history and laws date back to ancient Greece and Rome. Discover the history of workers’ compensation, when the coverage started in the United States and what the purpose of modern-day workers’ compensation insurance is. Learn more from The Hartford today.
Worker's Comp Works in Wisconsin. Learn more about our growing list of partners and how you can lend your support at https://workerscompworks.org/partners
02/20/2023
Register today to hear leaders from the Worker's Comp Works in Wisconsin Coalition share highlights of the work they are doing at the Workers Compensation Advisory Council this Thursday Feb 23.
Acuity Insurance American Family Insurance Church Mutual Insurance Company, S.I. Badger Mutual Insurance Company Sentry SECURA Insurance Liberty Mutual Insurance
The full agenda and info on how to register (in-person and virtual options available) can be found at the link below.
Wisconsin Public Meeting Notices and Minutes - Department of Administration A centralized location for state agencies to post open meeting notices and meeting minutes in an effort to increase state government transparency.
James Buchen shares some history of in Wisconsin. Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce - Wisconsin's Chamber
02/16/2023
The Wisconsin Worker's Compensation Advisory Council first met on February 18, 1968 (55 years ago) to advise the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development and the on policy matters concerning the development and administration of the worker's compensation law. One of the important enduring values of the Council is maintaining the overall stability of the workers compensation system without regard to partisan changes in the legislative or executive branches of government.
The council remains active today under the leadership of Steven Peters James Buchen Nicole Frank, PHR, SHRM-CP Christine Johnson John Tindall Rachel Ver Velde Stephanie Bloomingdale Ron Kent Brett Large Bradley Schwanda and Lisa Zarecki
02/15/2023
We're glad to welcome the support of the
Professional Insurance Agents of Wisconsin, Inc.
02/15/2023
"Improved workplace safety practices have helped reduce rates, provide a competitive advantage for employers doing business in Wisconsin, and support a more productive workforce."
Nathan Houdek
Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance
02/14/2023
Wisconsin's program covers medical expenses and lost wages for employees injured on the job. Workers Compensation Research Institute - WCRI ranks Wisconsin among the lowest of 18 states in the time employees spend away from work after an injury. Visit www.workerscompworks.org to learn more!
02/09/2023
North Dakota Governor Signs Law Expanding Workers’ Comp for Police Officers, Firefighters
North Dakota Governor Signs Law Expanding Workers' Comp for Police Officers, Firefighters Gov. Doug Burgum signed a bill this week that will expand workers' compensation coverage for full-time firefighters and law enforcement officers.