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Workforce Taskforce Committee Second Meeting

The second Workforce Taskforce committee meeting it set for September 29th at the FRSA Education and Training Center in Winter Park. The address is as follows: FRSA 7071 University Blvd | Winter Park, FL 32792 Site Contact: Meghan Roth, FRSA Educational & Research Foundation Director | 407-671-3772 Hotel Information Hampton Inn & Suites Orlando-East-Univ. of Central …

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FHBA President-Elect Addresses Worker’s Comp Hearing

FHBA President-election Jeremy Stewart addressed the Officer of Insurance Regulation early last week. Insurance Commissioner David Altmaier held the public hearing in response to the 19.6% proposed workers compensation increase as recommended by the National Council of Compensation Insurers (NCCI). Click here to view Jeremy’s testimony which focused on the impact of the proposed workers …

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FHBA Incoming President Set to Testify at Workers Compensation Hearing

On Tuesday, August 16th, The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) will conduct a public hearing to discuss the National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) rate filing which proposes a rate increase for workers’ compensation insurance as a result of three recent Supreme Court rulings. NCCI is a licensed rating organization authorized to make rate filings on behalf of …

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The Convergence of Politics on the Building Industy Forum at SEBC

Join us as the 2016 Southeast Building Conference (SEBC) on Friday, July 29, at 11:15am as Florida Senator Travis Hutson (SD-6),  Representative Keith Perry (HD-21) and Carlos Beruff, Manatee County homebuilder and US Senate candidate share insight on how politics plays a pivotal role in the future of the homebuilding industry. Travis Hutson: Code Development …

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The Florida Supreme Court Continues its Assault on Florida’s Worker’s Compensation System

On Thursday, June 9, the assault by the Florida Supreme Court on Florida’s worker’s compensation system continued. In the case of Bradley Westphal vs. City of St. Petersburg, the Supreme Court, in a 6-to-1 decision, concluded that the 104 week limitation on temporary total disability benefits established is unconstitutional. This unfavorable opinion comes directly on …

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Overtime for White Collar Workers: Overview and Summary of Final Rule

President Obama and Secretary Perez announced that the Department of Labor’s final rule will automatically extend overtime pay eligibility to 4.2 million workers. The rule will entitle most salaried white collar workers earning less than $913 a week ($47,476 a year) to overtime pay. This long-awaited update will provide a meaningful boost to workers, and …

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