National Workers’ Comp Adjuster Day
August 17, Sunday
History and significance
The day was established to recognize the important role of compensation adjusters. These specialists help workers obtain their rightful compensation for injuries and illnesses that arise in the course of their work. They serve as a link between employers, insurance companies, and affected employees.
The role of the adjuster
A workers’ compensation adjuster:
* evaluates the circumstances of the accident or illness;
* reviews documents and medical reports;
* determines fair compensation for the injured worker;
* ensures compliance with labor laws and insurance regulations.
Holiday traditions
On this day:
* gratitude is expressed to adjusters for their professionalism and care for people;
* companies honor the work of their specialists with internal events;
* professional conferences and seminars on insurance and occupational safety are held.
Interesting facts
* The first workers’ compensation laws were enacted in the United States in the early 20th century.
* The work of an adjuster requires not only legal knowledge but also the ability to work with people in stressful situations.
* Thanks to their efforts, millions of workers receive fair financial support after workplace injuries.