N&O Index Card Listings
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Insurance, Worker's Compensation
- Editorial: Hold line for hurt workers - Jn 3 87 14A
- Workers' comp bills sent to subcommittees - Jn 5 87 17A
- Benefits ruled proper in worker's death; Appeals court says family of good Samaritan entitled to
- compensation - Jn 17 87 1C
- Second injury bill in Senate subcommittee - Jn 25 87 14A
- House panel makes changes in workers' aid proposal - Jn 26 87 16A
- House endorses hernia measure; Workers' comp legislation still being honed - Jy 3 87 2D
- Worker benefits bill OK'd; House quashes bid to limit hernia aid - Jy 4 87 1C
- Comp bill amended - Jy 5 87 26A
- Under the Dome: Benefits bill hinges on senators' deal - Jy 8 87 1
- Hernia compensation apt to survive revisions in bill - Jy 9 87 1C
- Workers' comp bill goes to joint committee - Jy 10 87 13A
- Comp measure delayed - Jy 12 87 28A
- Workers' comp bill approved - Au 1 87 1
- Workers' compensation highlights - Au 1 87 4A
- Workers' comp revised - Au 2 87 41A
- Editorial: Benefits for torn bodies - Au 5 87 16A
- Bill motivated by nurse's plight approved, but she won't benefit - Au 14 87 12A
- Insurers seek higher rates for workers' compensation coverage - Se 2 87 4C
- Court reverses Industrial Commission, OKs depositions in four workers' cases - Se 17 87 26C
- Hearing slated on proposed workers' comp rate hike - Oc 20 87 3C
- Editorial: Shield missing on the farm - Oc 21 87 14A
- Insurers must defend rate requests, Long says - No 12 87 16C
- Workers' compensation rate increase challenged - No 19 87 4C
- Profits focus of workers' comp debate - No 21 87 24C
- Editorial: - No rationale for rate hike - No 23 87 10A
- Workers' compensation rates formula debated - No 25 87 3C
- N.C. insurers request increased rates for providing workers' compensation - De 1 87 WA-1
- Long slashes insurance rate request - De 23 87 1C
Insurance, Worker's Compensation
- Clarifying the act for workers, in courts a job in itself - Ja 25 87 27A
- Courts compensating for limits; Appellate rulings broaden, extend application of workers' act - Ja 25 87 26A
- Editorial: Injured workers exploited - Ja 25 87 6D
- Major weaknesses in North Carolina's compensation act - Ja 25 87 26A
- North Carolina workers at risk; Employees falling through gaps in state's compensation law - Ja 25 87 1
- Industrial Commission chief to seek changes in workers' compensation law - Ja 27 87 1
- Ramsey backs shift in workers' comp - Ja 28 87 1
- Editorial: Progress on work injuries - Ja 30 87 18A
- Consensus sought on workers' comp - Fe 27 87 1D
- Editorial: Faint reform for workers - Mr 3 87 10A
- Workers' comp changes proposed - Mr 17 87 7A
- Commissioner blocked in workers' comp case - Ap 2 87 4C
- Senate committee puts off decision on workers' comp - Ap 3 87 17A
- Benefits law delayed - Ap 5 87 39A
- Editorial: Justice is no luxury - Ap 7 87 12A
- Boost urged on employer insurance - Ap 10 87 17A
- Senate scrutiny of workers' comp begins - Ap 16 87 8A
- Panel defeats bill to provide workers' comp for migrants - Ap 17 87 8A
- Editorial: Salt in worker's wounds - Ap 21 87 8A
- Coverage for farm workers appears to be in trouble - Ap 24 87 7A
- Farm workers' bill should be delayed, Graham says - Ap 25 87 20A
- Two bills seek relaxed rules on worker benefits - My 1 87 1D
- Editorial: Be fair to worn machines - My 5 87 10A
- Ruling says suicide may be compensable - My 6 87 2C
- Farm labor bill manages to stay alive - My 8 87 16A
- Workers' comp bill delayed; Tug-of-war raging in Senate panel - My 14 87 1C
- Compensation bill still stalled but Jordan optimistic - My 15 87 13A
- House panel passes revisions to Workers' Compensation Act - My 20 87 12B
- Senators reach compromise on workers' comp - My 22 87 18A
- House, Senate differ on workers' comp bills - My 23 87 1C
- Workers' bills differ - My 24 87 37A
- Senate approves broad changes in Workers' Compensation Act - My 26 87 1
- House tentatively OKs bill easing workers' compensation standard - My 27 87 1
- House OKs extending protection for workers injured on the job - My 28 87 1
Insurance, Worker's Compensation
- Editorial; Workers' comp unfair - Mr 26 83 4A
- 'Rigid' business stance decried on workers' compensation bill - Ap 1 83 4D
- Editorial: Fairness in disability - Ap 4 83 4A
- Court eases compensation standards for cotton dust - Ap 6 83 12C
- Workers' compensation compromise proposed - Ap 8 83 12A
- Panel endorses compensation for back injuries - Ap 15 83 1
- Workers' compensation compromise backed reluctantly - Ap 22 83 5D
- Editorial: Fairness compromised - Ap 24 83 4D
- Ex-justice (Huskins) hired to write bill to stymie compensation ruling - My 5 83 1
- Editorial: No retreat on fairness - My 6 83 4A
- Textile-backed bill would affect all workers - My 6 83 1D
- Compromise OK'd on back-injury bill - My 7 83 12A
- House passes compromise workers' compensation measure - My 12 83 16A
- Official says bill would cut premiums, workers' benefits - My 13 83 16D
- Bill would link compensation, job's effect on injury - My 15 83 6A
- Editorial: Mixed bag for workers - My 15 83 4D
- Workers' compensation moves at snail's pace - My 15 83 1
- Editorial: Delay unjust to workers - My 17 83 4A
- Faircloth plans study to speed worker claims - My 18 83 1
- Workers unite to urge rejection of change in compensation law - My 19 83 1C
- Faircloth seeks longer compensation period - My 20 83 4D
- Workers' provision could face changes - My 26 83 28A
- Official says bill wouldn't deny smokers compensation - Jn 1 83 4C
- Under the dome: State-paid mailings tout insurance law - Jn 5 83 1
- Editorial: Workers need fair benefits - Jn 17 83 4A
- Senate favors bill to extend benefits - Jn 21 83 12C
- Bill giving benefits to farm workers watered down - Jn 24 83 6B
- Compensation claims study is completed - Jn 29 83 4C
- Farmworkers compensation - Jy 1 83 5D
- Editorial: Far workers' bill a sop - Jy 3 83 4D
- Bill would extend compensation benefits to migrants - Jy 8 83 7C
- Time limit upheld on brown lung compensation claims - Jy 8 83 16D
- Farm workers (bill to remove migrants from workers compensation) - Jy 14 83 14C
- Farm worker benefits bill advances - Jy 15 83 5D
- Insurance rate drop for workers granted - Se 10 83 16C
Insurance, Worker's Compensation
- Court criticizes rubber-stamping of workers compensation denial (also Sorrels; prisoners cases) - Mr 18 92, 5B
- Long invites group to study workers comp - Mr 28 92, 6C
- Workers comp panel sees need for resources - Ap 7 92, 1D
- Editorial: Worker's comp needs help - Ap 9 92, 14A
- Rate increase to be sought for work insurance; Estimates range from 15% to 60% - Au 29 92, 8C
- Insurers seek rate hike for workers comp - Se 2 92, 9C
- Long sets up hearing on workers comp rates - Oc 6 92, 1D
- Workers comp rates to rise; But Long denies bid for 58% increase - De 31 92, 6C
Insurance, Worker's Compensation
- Industrial board tilts toward employers, critics say - Mr 30 86 1
- Court removes obstacle to benefits for asbestosis victims - Au 21 86 17A
- Editorial: Asbestos victims aided - Au 23 86 20A
- Worker insurance rate hike sought - Se 3 9B
Insurance, Worker's Compensation
- Job compensation rate drop sought - Se 2 82 4C
- Commission urges workers' benefits for migrant labor - De 8 82 2C
Insurance, Worker's Compensation
- New compensation law awaiting test in court - Fe 12 84 17A
- Two endorse workers' comp on N.C. farms - Mr 14 84 4C
- Farm workers (large farms to contribute to workers' compensation
- system, bill) - Jn 29 84 4D
- Extension for job-injury claims defeated - Jn 30 84 8A
Insurance, Worker's Compensation
- Proposal on benefits for migrants cut back - Ja 5 83 5C
- Workers compensation rates to decline further - Ja 11 83 12C
- Bill to change court's view of injury on job faces battle - Fe 22 83 6B
- Workers' compensation earns boasts and barbs - Mr 18 83 1D
- Workers' compensation bill debated - Mr 25 83 8C
Insurance, Worker's Compensation
- Workers comp insurers seek 29% hike - Se 1 90 1B
- Editorial: Much at stake in a rate case - Se 7 90 14A
Insurance, Worker's Compensation
- Ruling on injured worker's compensation sets precedent (Fleming) - Mr 3 85 31A
- General Assembly Round-up: Manufacturing and labor (worker's compensation; minimum wage) - Ap 12 85 16A
- General Assembly Round-up: House (approved transferring workers' compensation self-insurance
- regulation) - Ap 20 85 9A
- Senate delays vote on change in workers' compensation - Jn 8 85 3C
- Panel approves bill on job compensation - Jn 14 85 17A
- General Assembly Round-up: Workers' compensation - Jn 28 85 16A
- Workers' compensation bill dies in Senate committee - Jy 12 85 11A
- Higher workers compensation insurance rates sought - Au 31 85 9B
- Workers' comp rates to increase 7.5% beginning Jan. 1 - De 4 85 WA-1
