The Institutes

As More Workers Go Mobile, Workers’ Compensation Exposure Grows

 Thursday, June 2, 2011

 Insurance Journal

Employers who supply their employees with company cell phones, laptops, BlackBerries, iPads and other portable devices could be in for a surprise if an employee is injured while using the device when off-site or off the clock. Insurance claims professionals say claims made by workers injured while doing things where the relation to their employment is unclear are on the rise and the increasing use of mobile devices is challenging traditional notions of work-related injuries.
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