In a continued commitment to employee safety, the Michigan Counties Workers’ Compensation Fund (MCWCF) proudly announced the recipients of its 2023 Loss Prevention Grants. Six deserving projects were awarded, totaling $15,700.65 in funds to enhance workplace safety across various counties in Michigan. The focus remains on initiatives that enhance employee safety and reduce workplace accidents and injuries.

Members of the Michigan Counties Workers’ Compensation Fund (MCWCF) once again are receiving premium dividend checks – a reflection of the Fund’s continued strong performance and commitment to safety.

Continuing its unwavering commitment to employee safety, the Michigan Counties Workers’ Compensation Fund proudly announces the recipients of its 2024 Loss Prevention Grant program. This year, five innovative and essential safety projects received funding, totaling $21,749 to improve workplace safety across various counties and authorities in Michigan.

In its ongoing commitment to employee safety, the Michigan Counties Workers’ Compensation Fund (MCWCF) has announced the latest recipients of its Loss Prevention Grants. These grants support workplace safety initiatives across various counties in Michigan, enhancing employee well-being and reducing workplace accidents and injuries.

In a continued commitment to employee safety, the Michigan Counties Workers’ Compensation Fund (MCWCF) proudly announced the recipients of its 2023 Loss Prevention Grants. Six deserving projects were awarded, totaling $15,700.65 in funds to enhance workplace safety across various counties in Michigan. The focus remains on initiatives that enhance employee safety and reduce workplace accidents and injuries.

Two Michigan counties have received a share of over $8,500 in grant awards from the Michigan Counties Workers’ Compensation Fund’s (MCWCF) Loss Prevention Grants Program. The annual program supports initiatives at member organizations that protect employees from workplace accidents and injuries.

The Michigan Counties Workers’ Compensation Fund (MCWCF) has issued grants totaling $19,908 to agencies providing services in five counties to help reduce employee accidents and injuries, the fund announced June 3 at a virtual meeting of its Board of Trustees.

The Michigan Counties Workers’ Compensation Fund (MCWCF) has issued grants totaling $11,206 to agencies providing services in five counties to help reduce employee accidents and injuries, the fund announced June 3 at a virtual meeting of its Board of Trustees.

As we come to the potential end of this COVID-19 Stay at Home Orders in the next couple of weeks (or at least lifting some of the current orders) here are a few things we can pass along to our Members if you all wish to do so. Here is some information from the CDC for Returning to the workplace:

Carol Griffith, chair of the Livingston County Board of Commissioners, has been appointed to the Board of Trustees of the Michigan Counties Workers’ Compensation Fund (MCWCF). Griffiths was selected for the post by her Livingston colleagues and replaces Donald Parker, who resigned from the MCWCF and Livingston boards.