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"...a book you absolutely should not be without..." AllBusiness.com
Worker's Compensation: A Field Guide for Employers
An updated and expanded version of Ultimate Guide to Workers
Compensation
An easy to understand guide, written for a general business
audience, that explains in detail how Workers Compensation insurance
is priced and audited. The Field Guide explains the
classification system used by insurance companies, the audit
process, experience modification factors, and how and why
overcharges occur. Most importantly, it explains in
plain language how employers can protect themselves from the common
mistakes the insurance industry makes that cause Workers Comp
premiums to be higher than they properly should be.
"Perhaps one of the most important points the book makes is that
business owners should understand how their premiums are calculated.
Priz describes some of the common mistakes he sees in field audits of
policies. These tips can help you avoid overcharges."
--AllBusiness.com
"...I have read and annotated the book repeatedly, and am always picking
up nuances that I can relate to the cases that I have heard (and hear)
litigated before me...His chapters on classification and experience
rating, meanwhile, may be the most lucid currently available."--Workers'
Compensation Judge David B. Torrey, in the "Workers
Compensation Law Section Newsletter" of
the Pennsylvania Bar Association.
Order Workers Compensation: A Field Guide For Employers
"... unlike any other workers' compensation guide...it is a must-have
for those who manage workers' compensation insurance...Priz does an
excellent job of exploring the ins and outs of a workers compensation
policy, especially all the intricacies of premium calculations and
common mistakes in areas such as classifications and experience
modification factors."
--Professional
Safety magazine,
review by Dr. Laura Rhodes of Indiana University of Pennsylvania*
Order Workers Compensation: A Field Guide for Employers Now
Workers
Compensation: A Field Guide for Employers is
available at Amazon
And the Field Guide is now available on your Kindle
*This
was a review of Ultimate
Guide to Workers Compensation Insurance, now out of print.
But the new Field Guide
for Employers includes
all the material from Ultimate
Guide, along with expanded
and updated content.
This new edition retains all the information from Ultimate
Guide that so many found
invaluable, but with
updated information and some expanded content. So all the kind
reviews of Ultimate Guide still
apply to the new Field
Guide--the new book has just been updated to
reflect changes and
developments in the Workers Compensation field.
Read a Sample of
the new Field Guide.
Review the Contents of
the new Field Guide
Hear an Interview with
author Ed Priz
This book describes in detail information I have
never gotten from my insurance agent. It gives you a
detailed insight into the world of workers'
compensation and has been very useful in helping me
to make sure that what we do as a company is under
the right classification. It would have been
difficult to argue our case without the knowledge I
obtained from this book. Worth every penny!
from a reader's
review on amazon.com
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"In this book you
particularly want to read the 'war stories' where actual
incidents, either accidents or administrative actions are
reported. Some of the rulings stagger the imagination. It is
only by knowing the facts and having them at your fingertips
that you stand a chance of winning the battle.
This book gives a general introduction to the situation,
followed by suggestions of what you can do to understand the
rules in your state. The whole concept is to give you the
information you need to treat Workman's Comp like any other
business expense where you have at least some control."
--John Matlock, from Winnemuca, NV in his
review of The
Ultimate Guide to Workers' Compensation Insurance, on
Amazon.com
"I ordered this book to get
an overview of the Workers Compensation Insurance Industry. This
book is very good to get a glimpse of the WC Industry and
provides the most important data. I recommend this book for
everyone who wants to get basic information on the Industry. "
-
S. Hagenberg, in his review of The
Ultimate Guide to Workers' Compensation Insurance on
Amazon.com.
And for when you're tired of reading about
insurance:
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In 1930, Eliot Ness and Al Capone are at war in
the streets of Chicago, when a new element enters and threatens
both their ambitions. An old friend of Ness from the
University of Chicago approaches the Untouchables leader with a
tale of a dead man walking, even as a beautiful redheaded woman
makes Al Capone an offer he can't refuse.
And as Ness and Capone wage their final battles in the
streets and alleys of Chicago, an older and darker evil stalks
them both. In the end, Ness and Capone must reluctantly
join forces against the threat of the dead that do not lie easy
in their graves.
"...a wonderful page turner of a novel...uniquely creative and
innovative..."
"This is the cherry on the top for the lovers and fans of this
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American history."
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