Problem

In keeping with the scenario in the lectures throughout the course, consider the following: After serving Higher Education, Inc. for 40 years as their environmental health and safety manager, you have decided to retire. You have 80 work hours to bring your replacement up to date on all of the emergency safety and health (EH&S) programs and processes you have been guiding the past four decades. Based on what you have learned in the course so far, give a brief explanation of the top three "watch-outs" when it comes to workers' compensation. What do you think are the top three items this new manager needs to be watchful? They can be positive or negative, but focus on the three major items that should be of primary importance for the next EH&S manager in your opinion. 75-100 word count

Text Book: The Insurance Professional's Practical Guide to Workers' Compensation- From History through Audit by Christopher J. Boggs.