Quick Take This is not just another wall poster. California’s Workplace Know Your Rights notice had to be given directly to employees. The first annual deadline passed on February...
Quick Take The sooner the claim is reported, the sooner the team can get on top of it. What happens in the first day or two after a claim...
Quick Take The first 24 hours after an injury can either keep a claim on track or create avoidable problems. For restaurant managers, the job is to get the...
Quick Take A recent District Attorney release addressed carbon dioxide training and reporting gaps at restaurant locations across California. CO₂ systems are common in restaurants and subject to specific...
Quick Take Return to work does not mean “back to normal tomorrow.” It means returning to the workplace in some capacity, aligned with medical restrictions. When return to work...
Quick Take Prop 65 notices linked to bisphenol S (BPS) in thermal receipt paper are still appearing across California. Recent 60-day notices filed with the California Attorney General indicate...
Quick Take CRMBC’s Third-Party Administrator, Pacific Claims Management (PCM), uses a three-point contact model in the first 24 hours after a claim is reported. The first priority is caring...
How California Restaurants Can Cut Slip, Trip and Fall Claims Quick Take Guest slips, trips and falls are among the most common third-party claims for restaurants. In California,...
Welcome to the latest update from CRMBC, your partner in cost savings and reliable workers' compensation coverage. Renewals, Resources, and Record Engagement at CRMBC Dear Reader, Thank you for...
