Monthly Archives: August 2011

The IAIABC thanks you for taking part in 100 Reflections: Moving Workers’ Compensation Forward. The 100 reflections contributed over the last few months from industry leaders of yesterday, today, and tomorrow have made us all take a step back and … Continue reading →

As the final contribution to the 100 Reflections, I have had the benefit of reading the previous 99, and appreciating the history, insights, and wisdom that have been exhibited by these writers.  Many of the writers have been from decades … Continue reading →

Today the IAIABC reflected on Wisconsin’s movement 100 years ago to develop a fair and just workers’ compensation system. Attendees were treated to a dramatic re-enactment at the Annual Convention that took us back to 1911 and the debate and … Continue reading →

… there remains the omnipresent need of improved workmen’s compensation legislation and administration. Measured either by the yardstick of social values or the economic importance of workmen’s compensation, there is here a challenge worthy of our most careful attention and … Continue reading →

Looking back at through convention proceedings for the past decade, it is interesting to note that there have been changes in people, changes in administrations, changes in legislation, changes in procedure – but most of the same problems exist today … Continue reading →