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A San Bernardino bus driver has been convicted of fraud for filing a workers' compensation claim due to headaches and stress she blamed on by an irate passenger, prosecutors said today.
House Speaker Kent Williams said there's no consensus among lawmakers about whether to call a special legislative session next month to delay a workers' compensation law.
Experts estimate one child in every classroom unknowingly is a victim of identity theft, making personal data protection for adults and children a new priority for TDS.
State Sen. Bill Seitz of Cincinnati says he was shocked to learn during a recent committee meeting that the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation doesn't require injured workers to document their status before providing benefits.
A new computer virus which uses false emails made to look like messages from the federal goverment has been discovered by a UAB team.
Letter from Chicago held missing piece of the puzzle For David Martinez Johnson, who lives in Peachtree City, Ga., Thanksgiving arrived on Thursday, Nov. 12, when he went to his mailbox and found a letter from a South Side branch of the Social Security Administration office in Chicago.
The Alaska Supreme Court has ruled that a former prison guard at the Anchorage Jail deserves workers' compensation for a mental injury he suffered after being threatened by a convicted...
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska - The Alaska Supreme Court ruled a former prison guard at the Anchorage Jail deserves workers' compensation for the psychological problems he suffered after being threatened by a ...
A new spam campaign using false e-mails made to look like messages from the Social Security Administration is capable of stealing Social Security numbers and downloading malware onto victims' home computers, says Gary Warner, director of computer forensics at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB).
Backlog of disability cases, dismissal of doctors' documentation leave some Delawareans without aid when they're unable to work.
Inside a once-clear plastic bag is a ragged photograph taken shortly after Lenay Harrison says her health began a long and painful downward spiral. The Polaroid from 1993 is vivid and clear: A surgeon's hands are preparing to cut three football-sized fibrous tumors out of Harrison's open abdomen.
Single people get left out of the picture a lot when it comes to retirement. Typically it's smiling couples who are shown contemplating their sunset years in ads, brochures and magazines.
Q: I got a letter that said my Social Security disability case has to be reviewed. Am I going to stop getting benefits until retirement?
SEPTA comes a long way from its early days of return-to-work and underscores the importance of transitional duty within the RTW structure.
Abstract: H.R. 3692 would deliberately permit illegal aliens to participate in the government health insurance exchange and in the public option insurance program.