Staying current with the very latest developments in North Carolina workers's comp is the single best way to
ensure you effectively handle workers's comp claims and avoid expensive liability. You may try to keep up with the law coming from workers's compensation cases, but what do the decisions
mean to you How can you be sure you are accurately and effectively conducting investigations of each workplace accident
or near miss so you can prevent future accidents What do you do when you suspect an employee might be committing fraud Most importantly, what do the leaders in North Carolina workers's compensation see on the horizon and how can you prepare for the future Find the
answers at Council'ss innovative North Carolina Workers's Comp Conference taking place March 22-23, 2007, in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Experienced North Carolina workers's comp professionals will discuss and offer valuable strategies on complex
workers's compensation issues including:
-Understanding the N.C. Workers's Compensation Act
-Determining how your organization can efficiently manage claims to control costs
-Designing safety and wellness programs that reduce injuries
-Proactively handling repeat claimants and preexisting conditions to reduce lost time
-Ensuring compliance with workers's comp and the ADA, FMLA, and other leave laws
-Treating and managing back injuries to reduce lost time -Return-to-work programs that will cut employer costs
The North Carolina Workers's8217; Comp Conference provides North Carolina employers
straightforward answers from industry and subject matter experts that will help employers devise a strategy to lower workers's8217; comp risks and enhance current programs. Presenters
will include experts from the legal, insurance, administrative, and health care fields.
Just a few of the presenters scheduled to appear:
Erin Taylor
Member
CRANFILL, SUMNER & HARTZOG, LLP
2007 North Carolina Workers's Comp Conference Chair
Karen Mastroianni, RN, MPH, COHN-S
Health and Safety Strategist
DIMENSIONS IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY
Brian J. Caveney, MD, JD, MPH
Clinical Associate, Division of Occupational & Environmental Medicine DUKE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER
Karissa J. Davan, Esq.
Director of Claims Administration
NORTH CAROLINA INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
Dr. Puneet Aggarwal
Interventional Spine Physician
CAROLINAS REHABILITATION
This program also includes case studies from:
Ralph Ellingsen
Divisional Safety Manager
JOHN DEERE
Donald Messer
Manager of Health and Safety
BLUE RIDGE PAPER PRODUCTS
The North Carolina Workers Comp Conference will create multiple opportunities to meet and network with industry experts and colleagues who also face challenging workers's8217; comp
issues. Ask questions and get real answers. Top North Carolina organizations will provide proven tactics that have afforded them success with their workers's8217; comp programs.
For more information, visit http://www.ncwc-conf.com.
For over 30 years, Council has provided high-quality employment law, workers's comp, and HR training to human resource and other business professionals across the U.S. Over one million
delegates have attended our programs to date! Our events provide innovative solutions to the workplace challenges you face every day, from FMLA compliance to managing an internal
investigation and everything in between.
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Mike Fitton
Phone: 704-561-0255
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