By ReEmployAbility
ReInvent your Workers' Comp Perspective!
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How can gratitude reshape the challenging world of workers’ compensation? In this episode, we sit down with Debbie Hammer, a seasoned claims consultant and AVP at Woodruff Sawyer, to explore how cultivating gratitude rebuilds trust among stakeholders. We tackle mistrust, the pandemic's lasting effects, and the surge in litigation, uncovering practical strategies like gratitude journaling and face-to-face communication. Join us as we delve into transformative insights and actionable methods to foster collaboration and create a more positive work environment.
Some research shows that gratitude can positively impact trust. Explore the resources below:
Join Sandy Avena, Claims Service Manager at California Schools JPA, as she discusses how kindness can reshape the workers' compensation landscape. By treating injured workers as individuals and focusing on their well-being, organizations can reduce litigation, speed up return-to-work times, and combat compassion fatigue among adjusters.
Sandy also explores strategies to improve workplace culture, build trust, and foster stronger employer-employee relationships. The conversation touches on the importance of mental wellness in the industry and offers practical steps to support mental health, providing valuable insights for anyone seeking a more empathetic approach in the workplace.
Ever wondered if walking under a ladder truly invites bad luck or if holding your breath while passing a graveyard can keep ghosts at bay? Discover the captivating origins of these Halloween superstitions and more, as we unravel the tales and traditions that haunt our everyday lives.
We're bringing an interactive twist to our exploration by challenging you to separate myths from realities in the world of workers' compensation. Play along and test your knowledge on topics like the roles of employers in claims and the rights of independent contractors. Participate in our myth-busting quiz for a chance to win a Starbucks gift card!
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In this episode, ReEmployAbility's Jaylin Rasumoff, Ashley Valentin, and Rachel Kicak share their personal experiences during Hurricanes Helene and Milton, which battered the Tampa Bay area. Jaylin recounts the terrifying intensity of the winds, but more importantly, we explore how these disasters foster unexpected bonds and resilience within communities, similar to the early days of COVID-19.
The conversation highlights the power of neighbors supporting one another, the importance of clear communication, especially with injured workers, and the lasting impact of unity in the face of adversity. Rachel also emphasizes the critical role of preparedness, drawing from her experience at ReEmployAbility, discussing both the humor and seriousness of being ready for storms and return-to-work programs. Together, these stories reveal essential lessons in community strength and proactive planning.
Join us for an insightful episode featuring Mindy Murphy, President and CEO of The Spring of Tampa Bay, as we explore the often unspoken complexities of domestic violence. This discussion sheds light on how abuse goes beyond anger, encompassing emotional and economic control as deliberate acts of power. Learn to recognize the signs in those around you, and discover prevention strategies, including resilience-building programs like Camp Hope America for children and innovative support for teens using violence. We also address post-pandemic challenges, the vital role of community advocates, and essential safety planning, all aimed at empowering survivors and fostering informed, supportive communities during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
To learn more about The Spring and their cause, visit thespring.org
Have you ever thought about how dressing up as a pirate could help fund college scholarships or how a monkey might become someone's most valuable helper? In this exploration of unconventional and heartwarming nonprofit initiatives, we begin with the origins of International Talk Like a Pirate Day and its connection to Tampa Bay’s Gasparilla Pirate Festival, where pirate-themed fun generates over $1.1 million for local charities.
Next, we highlight extraordinary organizations making a global impact, such as Helping Hands Monkey Helpers, which trains capuchin monkeys to assist individuals with disabilities, and APOPO, which uses African giant pouched rats to detect landmines. Supporting nonprofits that resonate with you is vital, and resources like charitynavigator.org can help ensure your donations make a meaningful impact. Join us for stories that inspire and motivate action toward these unique causes.
Thank you to Medium.com for the list of unique Nonprofits: hhtps://medium.com
Check out some videos from the nonprofits mentioned in this ReAudio episode:
Helping Hands Monkey Helpers: https://youtu.be/MKpTGJ7mD58
APOPO: https://youtu.be/L0swUc492hU
ColaLife: https://youtu.be/hH2D2tYgxn8
Join us as Mindy Henderson, Vice President of Disability Outreach and Empowerment for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA), shares her inspiring journey with spinal muscular atrophy. Mindy offers a profound understanding of living with a neuromuscular disease, the impact of family support, and the transformative role of medical advancements. She also highlights MDA’s critical support, discusses her book "The Truth About Things that Suck," and the film "Good Bad Things." Plus, hear about her upcoming advocacy efforts in Washington D.C., emphasizing the importance of awareness, research, and civic engagement for individuals with muscular dystrophy.
Click the link to purchase tickets to stream “Good Bad Things”: veeps.com
Learn more about MDA at www.mda.org
Ever wondered about the true significance of Labor Day beyond barbecues and retail sales? Join us as we uncover the rich history and enduring impact of this pivotal holiday with the help of our favorite educator, Chad Reed. Together, we explore the post-Civil War era and the rise of labor unions as a force against worker exploitation, shining a light on critical events such as the Great Railroad Strike of 1877 and the Haymarket Square riot. This episode provides a deep dive into how industrialization shaped labor movements and laid the groundwork for the rights and protections we often take for granted today.
Why do we need laws to ensure fair treatment for pregnant workers? What does it say about our workplace culture? Join us as we tackle these tough questions and more with Crystal Hundley, Director of Human Resources at ReEmployAbility. Crystal brings a wealth of knowledge in employee development and a unique perspective shaped by her experiences. In this episode, we explore the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA) and its importance in fostering an inclusive and supportive environment for expecting employees. She highlights the importance of perspective in building a positive workplace and identifies the key elements that often contribute to negative company cultures, such as poor communication and lack of trust.
Learn more about the PWFA and how it can benefit your company culture and expecting employees in our free webinar "Decoding the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA): Understanding Your Role in Supporting Your Pregnant Workforce," live on August 28, 2024 at 1 p.m. (EST).
Link to register for the webinar: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/56a1ce4e-408b-4d7a-b73e-389ac44e4a66@d3e0a90c-c12e-4b5c-af10-bc9a227580ec
Ever wondered what Santa Claus does when he's not busy delivering gifts? Join us for an enchanting journey as we celebrate Christmas in July with the legendary Santa himself! Discover the fascinating origins of this unique mid-year festivity, and learn how it has grown from a 1933 summer camp tradition into a beloved celebration. Santa opens up about his off-season activities, including his heartfelt work with nonprofits like Secret Sleigh, which are dedicated to bringing joy to children battling serious illnesses. Peek behind the scenes at the North Pole, where reindeer training and crop planting for reindeer feed happen all year round. This episode is a warm reminder of the importance of volunteering and supporting charitable causes long after the holiday season has passed.
If you’d like to schedule some time to talk to Santa, check out https://talktosanta.com/
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