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The Effectiveness of the Workman's Compensation System
Title: The Effectiveness of the Workman's Compensation System
Category: Literature / English
Details: Words: 1213 | Pages: 5.2 (approximately 235 words/page)
The Effectiveness of the Workman's Compensation System
Effectiveness of the Workman's Compensation System
The Worker's Compensation System in California has been around for
a while. The system was first created after the Industrial Revolution,
around 1911. Wisconsin was the first state to start this program
(Grolier). Workers' Compensation provides financial award from on-
the-job injuries. Every employer is now required to carry worker's
compensation (workers' comp) insurance. Today, it protects over
thirteen million workers in California alone (Fricker). Since the rise of
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…showed last 75 words of 1213 total…and Surgery asked the
State Division of Workers' Compensation to intervene (Fricker).
So, who is to blame for the ineffectiveness of the system?
Insurance companies are blaming the state Division of Workers'
Compensation. They say that the Workers' Comp board takes too long
to judge disputes and to rate the percentage of disabilities. But the state
is not the only thing to blame. Insurers are blaming the system itself-it's
too complex for anyone to understand.
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