Workers compensation cops

• COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina law officers who experience mental trauma after killing someone in the line of duty arent entitled to workers compensation, according to a ruling released Wednesday by the states Supreme Court.
(Huffington Post)
• The court's June 27 decision means that the now-former lieutenant, Carolyn McDermed, is entitled to workers' compensation benefits for the injuries she suffered in the crash, which happened in April 2008 near Eugene City Hall.
(Register-Guard)
• When you walk into a police station, and all the cops at the desks are 65. 2. Pension envy. The problem of pensions is not merely compensation. Its one of fairness. Private sector workers no longer have pensions in most cases, and their retirements are insecure.
(NBC Bay Area)
• In other words, its not *just* teachers, cops 90 percent of private sector workers of similar age and education level.
(Reason.com)
• The lawsuit also claims Bedford and Reed illegally collected workers compensation benefits while working for On Nov. 8, he allegedly instructed Colwyn cops to arrest Clark anytime they saw him.
(Reason.com)
• It's the call all cops dread – dealing with an irrational and chemically Ellison was ordered to make full restitution for the officers' medical bills and workers compensation payments, which will total $46,285.33.
(Park Rapids Enterprise)
• One dunce commenter wrote on The Post website Wednesday afternoon, Nice little scam hes got going on, as if this were some workers compensation fraud who appeared in Paul Blart: Mall Cop.
(Denver Post)
• The 33.3 per cent increase in compulsory superannuation contributions that businesses pay for their staff will flow through to increased workers compensation insurance the businesses affected will just have to cop it on the chin … and go broke.
(The Canberra Times)
• He said each jail still has two or three positions empty at any given time due to employees being out on military leave, workers compensation or vacation. He said overtime still would be needed when employees called in sick.
(Charleston Daily Mail)