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In this episode #81 of Work Comp Talk Podcast, Eric steps in for Carmen Ramirez to host a detailed discussion with Bilal Kassem, President of Pacific Workers, regarding the nuances and legislative history of California's workers' compensation system. They analyze how state and federal politics, including key debates between Biden and Trump, impact workers' compensation. The last significant overhaul in California’s workers' comp was during Jerry Brown's tenure in 2013, with further mentions dating back to Arnold Schwarzenegger's governorship. Bilal highlights the crucial distinction that while the federal administration can influence certain areas, California maintains its independent system, rendering the presidential impact relatively insignificant. Eric and Bilal also explore how paying higher wages can correlate with a reduction in workers' comp claims and litigation, suggesting a proactive approach businesses might adopt to foster better working conditions. As the episode winds down, Eric and Bilal reflect on how despite California’s strong labor protections, the system is far from perfect. The podcast concludes with a call to attention for listeners regarding the importance of voting and engaging with local legislation, as these have direct impacts on workers' rights and compensation. Sponsor: This episode is sponsored by Pacific Workers, a leading law firm for injured workers. Learn more at pacificworkers.com
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🔗 Resources: Visit Pacific Workers: https://www.pacificworkers.com/ Visit Pacific Workers YouTube Channel: @pacificworkers Visit Work Comp Talk Podcast for more episodes: workcomptalk.net Thanks for tuning in! If you have any questions or topics you'd like us to cover, drop a comment below. 00:00 Introduction and Host Update 00:40 Overview of Workers' Comp Changes 02:04 Impact of Federal Politics on Workers' Comp 03:38 California's Unique Workers' Comp Landscape 07:08 Challenges and Legislative Efforts 14:00 Conclusion and Final Thoughts #WorkersCompTalk #PresidentElections2024 #WorkersRights #CaliforniaPolitics #WorkCompTalk #EmployeeBenefits #PacificWorkers #LaborLaws #Podcast #InjuryLawyers
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In this episode #81 of Work Comp Talk Podcast, Eric steps in for Carmen Ramirez to host a detailed discussion with Bilal Kassem, President of Pacific Workers, regarding the nuances and legislative history of California's workers' compensation system. They analyze how state and federal politics, including key debates between Biden and Trump, impact workers' compensation. The last significant overhaul in California’s workers' comp was during Jerry Brown's tenure in 2013, with further mentions dating back to Arnold Schwarzenegger's governorship. Bilal highlights the crucial distinction that while the federal administration can influence certain areas, California maintains its independent system, rendering the presidential impact relatively insignificant. Eric and Bilal also explore how paying higher wages can correlate with a reduction in workers' comp claims and litigation, suggesting a proactive approach businesses might adopt to foster better working conditions. As the episode winds down, Eric and Bilal reflect on how despite California’s strong labor protections, the system is far from perfect. The podcast concludes with a call to attention for listeners regarding the importance of voting and engaging with local legislation, as these have direct impacts on workers' rights and compensation. Sponsor: This episode is sponsored by Pacific Workers, a leading law firm for injured workers. Learn more at pacificworkers.com
Stay Connected: Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes of Work Comp Talk Podcast. Hit the notification bell to stay updated on our latest content!
🔗 Resources: Visit Pacific Workers: https://www.pacificworkers.com/ Visit Pacific Workers YouTube Channel: @pacificworkers Visit Work Comp Talk Podcast for more episodes: workcomptalk.net Thanks for tuning in! If you have any questions or topics you'd like us to cover, drop a comment below. 00:00 Introduction and Host Update 00:40 Overview of Workers' Comp Changes 02:04 Impact of Federal Politics on Workers' Comp 03:38 California's Unique Workers' Comp Landscape 07:08 Challenges and Legislative Efforts 14:00 Conclusion and Final Thoughts #WorkersCompTalk #PresidentElections2024 #WorkersRights #CaliforniaPolitics #WorkCompTalk #EmployeeBenefits #PacificWorkers #LaborLaws #Podcast #InjuryLawyers
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