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Loss reduction through worker satisfaction : the case of workers' compensation

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The effects of occupational injuries after returns to work : work absences and losses of on-the-job productivity

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Lost Injury Days : Moral Hazard Differences between Tort and Workers' Compensation

Butler, Richard - 2010

Texas is one of only three states where employers can opt out of workers' compensation and the only state where a substantial number of employers choose to do so (44 percent). This article compares the lost injury day patterns of firms opting out of workers' compensation with those choosing to...

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