Accidentally by the IAIABC

Kids' Chance provides scholarships and educational opportunities for children of workers seriously injured or killed on the job. Jennifer Wolf Horejsh speaks with Suzanne Emmet, current board member and past president of Kids' Chance of America, about Kids' Chance and the impact it has had on so many children, as well as the positive impact felt by those involved with the organization.

The Department of Labor's report on the state of workers' compensation in the U.S. has the industry talking. Jennifer Wolf Horejsh, IAIABC Executive Director, shares her thoughts on the report and where we go from here.

Large deductible policies, and even "mega" deductible policies, are commonplace in workers' compensation, and it's important to understand how they work and the impact they can have on systems. Hear Jennifer Wolf Horejsh's "Top 10" things to know about large deductible policies.

Glenn Morton, Administrator of the Nebraska Workers' Compensation Court, shares insights, memories, and perspective on workers' compensation after he heads toward retirement following nearly 30 years at the Court.

Peter Federko, Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board, and Vickie Kennedy, Washington State Department of Labor and Industries, discuss the IAIABC paper, Return to Work: A Foundational Approach to Return to Function, and how it can be used to encourage engaging in return to work activities by various stakeholder groups.

Jennifer gets back to the "greater purpose" of workers' compensation during this "Accidentally" podcast. How do we get through all the noise in the industry today to see the basic premise of workers' compensation?

IAIABC Executive Director Jennifer Wolf Horejsh discusses recruiting and preparing the next generation for rewarding careers in workers' compensation.

The sharing economy will have a drastic impact on workers' compensation. What strategies and policies can be implemented to address these evolving employment relationships?

Discussion of the 1972 National Commission and its relevance to workers' compensation programs in 2015.