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Vocational and Functional…

WHEN DOES VOCATIONAL AND FUNCTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS, SUCH AS A CLAIMANT’S AGE, EDUCATION, TRAINING, EXPERIENCE, ETC. HAVE AN INFLUENCE ON A CLAIMANT’S BENEFITS? In Matter of Canales the claimant argued that her vocational factors should have been considered in...

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Summer is Almost Over!

Seasonal Employees Back to Work – Or Not : Part 2 on Calculating AWW Welcome to the second installment of our serial blog on the issue of Average Weekly Wages!  When we last left our intrepid hero, he had plummeted to his apparent death in the Reichenbach Falls...

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Claims Handling Performance

COMPLIANCE MONITORING, AKA “CLAIMS HANDLING PERFORMANCE” – THE BOARD IS WATCHING YOU PART I The board has created a new Monitoring Unit with a stated mission of promoting excellence and claims handling practices and to provide system participants in the general public...

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Answers to the Quiz

Test Your NY Workers’ Compensation Chops As promised, here are the answers to the quiz posted last week.  How did you do?  Do you have M.A.D. skills? 1.  What is the Special Funds WCL § 15(8)(d) reimbursement form and what are the time frames for seeking reimbursement...

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Average Wages?

Average Wages?  Cost-Containment by Controlling the Fundamentals This posting began with the goal of presenting a simple primer on calculating average weekly wages.  We spend a great deal of time looking for cost-containment and mitigation measures in every claim that...

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