06/28/2021
The California Assembly Insurance Committee unanimously approved a bill that would expand a presumption that post-traumatic stress disorder is an occupational condition for specific public sector workers despite objections that proponents havent demonstrated the need for the initial presumption
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06/25/2021
both employers and workers he said.
Government looked at how to do this easier and saw a mechanism that we had Dugan said. That's the presumption. The concept of presumption came out of necessity.
Last September Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 1159 into law which created a COVID-19
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06/23/2021
The Senate Labor Public Employment and Retirement Committee unanimously passed measures that would allow California state firefighters to receive salary continuation benefits in lieu of temporary disability and create a presumption that skin cancer is compensable for the states park rangers and
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06/07/2021
pass the bill a simple majority in the upper chamber being 21 with 10 senators not voting.
SB 213 would have created a presumption of compensability for hospital workers with infectious diseases including methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus skin infections tuberculosis and meningitis
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06/04/2021
voted 37-1 to pass Senate Bill 284 by Sen. Henry Stern D-Canoga Park which would expand the PTSD presumption to include firefighting staff and peace officers who arent covered under Senate Bill 542 which became law in 2019.
SB 284 also would extend coverage to public safety dispatchers and
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06/03/2021
The California Senate passed a bill that would cut in half the amount of time employers have to accept a claim and it would increase the cap on medical treatment that must be authorized while liability is pending.
At the same time the Assembly passed a bill that would require the Division of
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05/24/2021
Thursday voted 76-0 to approve Assembly Bill 334 by Assemblyman Kevin Mullin D-South San Francisco which would extend a rebuttable skin cancer presumption to peace officers with the Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Department of Parks and Recreation.
The presumption would cover the specified
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05/10/2021
The Assembly Appropriations Committee on Wednesday will review the fiscal implications of bills that would require a study of medical provider network issues in California require regular updates to the Medical-Legal Fee Schedule and create a presumption that skin cancer is compensable for park
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04/30/2021
The California state Assembly Insurance Committee on Thursday unanimously approved a bill that would grant a skin cancer presumption to game wardens and state parks workers with law enforcement responsibilities.
Assembly Bill 334 by Assemblyman Kevin Mullin D-South San Francisco would create
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04/26/2021
-San Mateo would extend to certain active employees for the Department of Fish and Wildlife and Department of Parks and Recreation the presumption that skin cancer is compensable.
AB 872 by Assemblyman Jim Wood D-Santa Rosa would give rank-and-file and supervisory firefighters employed by the
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