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July 19, 2012
L&I's new Stay at Work program keeps 1,200 injured workers on the job
By LUCY BODILLY
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
Smith
About a year ago, the state Department of Labor & Industries took a new approach to injured workers. Instead of compensating the injured to stay at home, it started compensating companies to let injured workers stay at work.
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