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Analyzing workplace injuries in the Retail Trade sector.

Salario Mínimo de Missouri requiere del cartel (LS-52-S)

Cartel para colgar en el lugar de trabajo a Missouri salario mínimo.

Self-Insuring Workers' Compensation Liability Through Trusts (WC-124)

This brochure is to inform employers who are or want to be self-insured for workers' compensation liability through trusts (a way employers that are usually within the same industry or members of the same association can pool their liabilities with other employers).

Shared Work: An Alternative to Laying Off (MODES-4786)

Information regarding the Shared Work Program relating to employers and employees.

Showing of Interest (SBM-09)

A list to be completed by employees naming their exclusive bargaining representative.

Slips, Trips, and Falls (LS-117)

Slips, trips, and falls make up a large portion of workplace injuries and are some of the leading causes of workers' compensation claims in Missouri.

Statement of Specific and Aggregate Excess Insurance Coverage (WC-121)

Proof of initial, renewal, or changes to specific and aggregate Missouri only excess insurance coverage.

Survivors' Benefits: For Family Members of Missouri's Fallen Workforce (WCLoD-15)

A brochure outlining the benefits provided by the Missouri Workers’ Compensation Law in the event of a compensable fatal accident or fatal occupational disease.

Toolbox Talk: Carbon Monoxide Safety (LS-85)

Carbon Monoxide poisoning can be almost impossible to detect because the gas is colorless, odorless and tasteless. Knowing the dangers of Carbon Monoxide, how to prevent exposure and what to do if you see someone showing symptoms of poisoning is important in keeping you and your coworkers safe.

Toolbox Talk: Chain Saw Safety (LS-84)

Chainsaws are a valuable resource and can be used both in the workplace and at home. However, if not used correctly, this tool can quickly cause severe injuries or can even be fatal. That’s why it’s vital for users to read the chainsaw manual for proper operating instructions and to take steps to protect themselves.

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Claim for Compensation (Workers' Comp.)
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Missouri Minimum Wage Poster
Request for Mediation (Workers' Comp.)
Request for Pre-Hearing (Workers' Comp.)
Information for Workers (Employment Security)
Employers' Rights and Responsibilities (Employment Security)

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