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: Washington Labor, Employment & Employee Benefits LawMore Workers Collecting Disability Benefits
By Donald W. Heyrich
Human Resource Executive Online has an interesting article here on recent increases in the number of disability benefits claims filed each year. The duration of disability claims is increasing too. A 35-year-old, white-collar male today who suffers a disability lasting 90 days or longer will be out of work an average of about six years.
Full post as published by Washington Labor, Employment & Employee Benefits Law on March 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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