Last year the Virginia Risk Sharing Association (VRSA) partnered with member Prince William County Schools (self-insured for workers’ compensation) to share in the cost of hiring defense counsel to file an amicus brief with the Virginia Supreme Court. Ralph Whitt, …
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A new look to the VRSA member home page is coming on Feb. 1! Currently, the global navigation for VRSA’s public website remains at the top of the page after logging in to the member website. Member only resources are accessed through the …
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By Hollie S. Cammarasana, VRSA Director of Communications A 2018 Pew Research Social Media study showed that 68 percent of American adults received their news through social media. Add to that, social media is the top source for breaking news, …
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Each year VRSA sponsors a holiday drive for a local nonprofit. This year, the Employee Engagement Committee chose Worthdays for this annual event. Worthdays, who just celebrated their fifth anniversary, helps children feel special by remembering and celebrating the special …
The following courses ranked as the top ten VRSA Online University courses utilized from Oct. 1 – December 31, 2020. Security Awareness Defensive Driving Cyber Security Best Practices Winter Driving Safety VOSH Emergency Temporary Standard The Power of Respectful Language …
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As customary, VRSA will be sending out a request for renewal information by the end of January. The request will come directly to your entity’s underwriting contact. The information will be accessed through a link as opposed to logging in …
Each quarter, the Virginia Risk Sharing Association (VRSA) publishes the Gold Star List. The list recognizes members that have had workers’ compensation claims during the previous quarter and reported them within three days of injury. Late reporting is a major …
The requirement that employers provide paid sick leave and expanded family and medical leave under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) expired on Dec. 31, 2020. Please visit the Wage and Hour Division’s FFCRA Questions and Answers page to learn more …
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Like many of you, VRSA started 2020 with big plans. 2020 marked the pool’s 40th anniversary – one we planned to celebrate by easing what worries our members so they can focus on what matters most – serving their communities. …
Virginia winters can be unpredictable. From December to March, the Commonwealth averages from eight inches of snow near the coast, to upwards of 25 inches in the mountains. Some areas near the Appalachians receive even more. In addition to snow, …
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