IPCS is pleased to announce that its EEO law firm, Kastner, Westman & Wilkins, has completed its review of the IPCS technology as it relates to EEO and ADA matters…
Read MoreDoing business in today’s competitive environment is a constant challenge, and labor costs are a major piece of the pie. To optimize the return on your investment, a safe, efficient and productive workforce is needed. The United States workforce is increasingly at risk for injury and disease, and less able to keep up with the physical demands of the job.
Thank you for your interest in the Cleveland Clinic webcast on their new hire physical capability strength evaluation which was presented by Dr. Paul Terpeluk, Medical Director for Employee Health at the Cleveland Clinic on Sep 6. As promised, below is the link to his webcast.
https://ipcs.webex.com/ipcs/onstage/playback.php?RCID=2b118a88070fbb954d2cfc98fccc1250
When Webex opens, click on Playback. It may take a few seconds to buffer and should start playing automatically. If not, click play.
IPCS has invited John McKenzie from the law firm of Kastner, Westman and Wilkins (KWW) to present the law as it pertains to testing the physical strength of the incumbent worker. John McKenzie is an EEO expert and his law firm represents only EEO matters and employers throughout the United States.
When: November 7 at 1 PM EST; The webcast will last 20-minutes.
Register by using the following link:
https://ipcs.webex.com/ipcs/onstage/g.php?MTID=e471eb0059cfe16168e79cafbda065098
Industrial Physical Capability Services provides standardized and objective isokinetic physical capability testing for new hires and employees returning to work. IPCS™ will reduce your overexertion injuries in a safe and legally defensible manner, simultaneously improving safety and performance, and significantly reducing workers’ compensation costs. Your workforce will ultimately be safer, healthier and more productive.