We like to have fun with our episode titles when we can, hence "Alphabet Soup." Still, despite the fun name, this is an informative episode, particularly for those newer to the workers' compensation industry.
Our guest is Jennifer Wolf, president and CEO of MWCIA in Minneapolis, MN.
Jennifer expertly navigates through many of the common terms and acronyms we use. This is certainly not meant to be an exhaustive list of terms, so we have included several links for a more complete list for the nerdy folks like us:
California Department of Industrial Relations Glossary
Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development Glossary of Acronyms
Florida Senate 440 Statutes Workers' Compensation Definitions
Pie Insurance Workers' Comp 101 Glossary
Texas Department of Insurance Workers' Comp Insurance Glossary
We hope you enjoy it. If we missed a term or acronym you think should have been included, let us know! We may need to do a "Part 2" on terms and vocabulary!
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