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2008 Newsletters

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2007 New Releases

United Heartland Reaches $1 Billion in Historic Premium

2007 Newsletters
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First	Plumber reduces worker’s comp costs UH Claims Staff Sets the Bar High for Service United Heartland Introduces Customer Care Meetings
Second	Teen Employment Safety Hard Hat Usage
Third	Superior Die Set Corporation Workplace issues for Employees Over Sixty Domestic Violence and its Impact on the Workplace
Fourth	C. Keller Manufacturing Ladder Safety

2006 Newsletters
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First	A.M. Best Rates UWIC/UH An "A" Changes in WI Workers' Comp Madison Metropolitan School District Makes the Grade
Second	Light Duty Bags Results for T.A. Solberg Understanding the Premium Audit Don't Play with Power Tools
Third	Fight the Good Fight to Control WC Costs Hospital Teams with UH to Cure WC Blues Managing Care Saves Big Money for Clients United HeartlandGrowth Continues Into: Missouri, Nebraska and Kansas
Fourth	Return-to-Work Benefits Are Widespread Upcoming Rate Actions New Safety Practices Stick United Heartland Country Grows

2005 Newsletters
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First	UH Insures SHARP Safety Winners How Does Your Mod Stack Up? Workers' Compensation Safety Professional Development UH Expands into Minnesota
Second	What is Safe Work Attire? The Gazette Co., an Iowa Success Story The Aging Workforce: Good News Bad Safety Event a Success for Company
Fourth	United Heartland Year in Review Containing the Flu Safe Driving in Bad Weather

2004 Newsletters
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First	New Administrative and Claims VP's announced Safeguarding Systems for Power Press Brakes First Report Changes
Second	Lateral Transfer Devices Crane and Hoist Safety Walgreens Prescription Update Safety Glasses - Making the Right Choice
Third	Proactive Unit Stat Card Update Lawyers and the Claim System Owner Operators
Fourth	UH Expands Territory into Indiana Slips, Trips and Falls Workers Compensation Professional Development Opportunities 2004 UH Year in Review

2003 Newsletters
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First	Record Growth and Continued Satisfaction Nursing Home Ergonomics Controlling Environmental Health Exposures
Second	Cobalt to Wellpoint Is Training Enough?
Third	UH Proactive Unit Stat Card Results Leadership The Driver for Safety and Health Braces and Splints for Backs and Wrists
Fourth	United Heartland Hits $100,000,000 Premium Mark A lift Free Program "The Rational" Oh My Aching Back!! Interested in Research?

2002 Newsletters
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First	Inside UH: Our New Website Designing in Failure
Second	Employee Takes Initiative The Aging Workforce Designing in Failure
Third	Tips for Employers to Minimize the Impact of a Worker's Comp Claim Managed Care Cost Containment Aurora PPO Expansion, Summer Safety
Fourth	Twenty Years of Noise Back Breaking News Another Baseball Error!

2001 Newsletters
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First	Personalized Training and Safety Posters 2000 & 2001 Market Observations OSHA Updates
Second	Illegal Drugs: Supply and Demand, Does Restriction of Work Make an Injury Recordable? OSHA Letters Sent to High Rate Workplaces OSHA Incident Rates Reporting
Third	Hiring Prisoners Hand Tool Safety
Fourth	OSHA 300 Reporting Requirements The Aging Workforce Ten Ways to Reduce Workers Comp Claims

2000 Newsletters
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First	Safety Accountability Encourages Responsibility United Heartland Offers Solutions in Changing Marketplace Mechanism of Injury - Risk Factors to the Neck and Shoulder
Second	Does Restriction of Work Make an Injury Recoverable? Illegal Drugs - Supply and Demand, Incident Rates OSJH Letters Sent to High Rate Workplaces
Third	Carbon Monoxide Safety Ventilation
Fourth	OSHA's New Ergonomic Standard Preventative Maintenance The Benefits of Motor Vehicle Records

1999 Newsletters
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Second	OSHO Proposes Ergonomic Standard Workers' Compensation Prescription Program Helping Workers Cope with Summer Weather Machine Guards
Third	Lower Back Pain Hair Drug Testing DFWPs Decrease Injuries
Fourth	Protecting Employees From the Cold Hearing Protector's NRR

1998 Newsletters
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First	The Stairstepping Path of Back Injuries Corridor Testing: An Alternative to Prehire Drug Testing
Second	OSHA Issues New Respiratory Protection Standard Drug-Free Workplace Study Shows Excellent Results
Third	Data Quality in Your Loss Runs 24-Hour Coverage Comes to Southeast Wisconsin Medical Bill Audits Completing the Employers First Report of Injury or Disease Mike McKeon Named Division Safety Professional of the Year
Fourth	OSHA Continues Stakeholder Meetings in Preparing Ergonomics Rule Establishing a Position on Portable Stereo Headsets 7th Circuit Court Decision: Modified Duty Benchmarking: Latest NCCI Claim Cost Data 'Tis the Slip and Fall Season