The History of Workers’ Compensation & the Workers’ Compensation Centennial 2011

Workers Comp Matters
28/07/2010 35 min Temporada 1 Episodio 29
The History of Workers’ Compensation & the Workers’ Compensation Centennial 2011

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The first constitutional workers’ compensation law in the United States was enacted back in 1911, and in recognition of this milestone of law, Massachusetts will host a centennial commemoration in April of 2011. In this edition of Workers’ Comp Matters, host Attorney Alan S. Pierce, welcomes the Honorable Richard S. Tirrell with the Department of Industrial Accidents and Attorney Joseph F. Agnelli, Jr., partner at Keches Law Group, P.C, to discuss the early origins of workers’ compensation and look ahead to the Workers’ Compensation Centennial 2011.
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