Workers' Comp.
Jul. 8, 2016
State fights back at allegations of gender bias in workers' comp
The official in charge of California's workers' compensation system fired back at a lawsuit alleging it discriminates against women in assessing permanent disability benefits.
By Matthew Blake
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The official in charge of California's workers' compensation system fired back at a lawsuit alleging it discriminates against women in assessing permanent disability benefits.
Christine Baker, director of the Department of Industrial Relations that oversees the Workers' Compensation Division, said in a statement Wednesday night that plaintiffs' attorneys Kathryn A. Eidmann of Public Counsel, R...
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