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Bellevue police officer set to lose health insurance after being injured on the job - Vimarsana News

Bellevue police officer set to lose health insurance after being injured on the job

Attorneys for Bellevue police officer Kevin Bereta are accusing the city of leaving their client without health benefits months after he was injured while trying to protect the Vice President of the United States.

US businesses and employees face staggering $425.5 billion in economic costs from obesity and overweight in 2023 - Vimarsana News

US businesses and employees face staggering $425.5 billion in economic costs from obesity and overweight in 2023

US businesses and employees face staggering $425.5 billion in economic costs from obesity and overweight in 2023

Putting the United States Postal Service Under the Microscope: A Thorough Workers' Compensation Claims Analysis - Vimarsana News

Putting the United States Postal Service Under the Microscope: A Thorough Workers' Compensation Claims Analysis

Putting the United States Postal Service Under the Microscope: A Thorough Workers’ Compensation Claims Analysis | Workerscompensation.com

Two Restaurant Owners From Waterbury Arrested, Facing Charges - Vimarsana News

Two Restaurant Owners From Waterbury Arrested, Facing Charges

Two restaurant owners from Waterbury were recently arrested after allegedly failing to carry Workers' Compensation insurance coverage for their employees

Members of Congress urge changes to federal workers comp - Vimarsana News

Members of Congress urge changes to federal workers comp

A coalition of Iowa and Illinois members of Congress are urging the U.S. Department of Labor to address challenges they say federal employees face in seeking care for work-related injuries.