Dallas, TX, May 26, 2015—International Risk Management Institute, Inc. (IRMI), is pleased to announce the second edition of its book
Blueprint for
Workers Comp Cost Containment, which gives you insight and solutions for controlling or even reducing workers compensation costs and premiums.
The author of Blueprint for Workers Comp Cost Containment, Martin F. McGavin, describes the internal management systems, such as performance measurement,
that are the foundation for effective claims management and loss prevention processes. He also provides detailed advice for managing all-important claims
management processes, such as rehabilitation and medical management.
Whether you are seeking to overhaul your own workers compensation program or help a client fine-tune an already effective program, the new edition of this valuable
resource is more than a claims management guide. It provides a comprehensive approach to managing workers compensation and explains how to best select an insurance program
and a claims management partner.
Additionally, your purchase of Blueprint for Workers Comp Cost Containment comes with a copy of the
Contractor's Guide to OCIPs—a handy reference that provides guidance
on 39 issues contractors should consider when accepting coverage through a wrap-up or owner controlled insurance program (OCIP). This publication was prepared by the OCIP Task Force of the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC).
The cost of Blueprint for Workers Comp Cost Containment is $99 in print format. IRMI Online access is $49.50 for an
individual and $99 for a small business for the first year. To learn more
and order, please
http://www.irmi.com/products/store/blueprint-for-wc-cost-containment.aspx.
About IRMI
Since 1978, International Risk Management Institute, Inc. (IRMI), has been the premier authority and educator for risk management,
insurance, and legal professionals. IRMI simplifies the management of risk by publishing resources for technical content and providing
continuing education, certifications, and conferences. For more information, visit
www.IRMI.com.
Contact:
Amanda Beasley
(800) 827–4242