This article uses the New Beneficiary Data System to describe the first job held after award of Disability Insurance benefits, in terms of occupation and industry. It examines work activity within sectors of employment, and looks at the issues of whether work return in certain industries and occupations varies according to the demographic characteristics of the beneficiaries. The article also presents data on sector-specific employer accommodations that can aid in sustained work return.
Topics Include Commuting, Education, Income, Health Insurance and More WASHINGTON, Sept. 22, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The U.S. Census Bureau today released findings from the 2010 American Community Survey (ACS), the most relied-on source for up-to-date socioeconomic information every year. The release covers more than 40 topics, such as educational attainment, income, health insurance coverage, occupation, language spoken at home, nativity, ancestry and selected monthly homeowner costs.
Menasha Nearly one in three Wisconsin farmers has no health insurance coverage or is underinsured, according to a Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation survey. Even among those with insurance, farmers or their spouses often turn to off-farm employment to gain better coverage and defray the high cost of premiums and out-of-pocket expenses.
Qualifications: I've been a public servant since 1995. My past experience includes working as support staff in the community to help at risk children, and since 2001, I've been an educator in Pittsburgh Public Schools, teaching our students the importance of the democratic process and civic responsibility. Education: 1988, Excelsior College, B.S.; 1995, University of Pittsburgh, M.P.I.A. (Masters of Public and International Affairs). Occupation: Risk Control Engineer (Specialist), CNA Insurance Co. Adjunct Faculty, University of Pittsburgh, Waynesburg. Qualifications: Candidate, State Legislature, '96, '97. Veteran, U.S. Navy, 1981-87. Adjunct Faculty, University of Pittsburgh, Waynesburg.
The ongoing struggle to preserve maximum underwriting freedom for insurers continues, with approximately 16 states (to date) considering new legislation to prohibit insures' consideration of consumer credit information. Although the volume of legislation is consistent with the previous 3 years to 4 years, streamlined and unified messaging by the industry is paying early dividends in the legislative arena. Already in 2010, the insurance industry has helped defeat several such proposed bans. Chief among them was a significant win in Washington state, where Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler had telegraphed late last year his intent to press legislation banning the use of credit information and education and occupation data. The bottom line is that credit-based insurance scoring works, a...
Noncancelable: "Noncancelable" means that, once the insurance company has approved you, it cannot cancel your policy unless it stops covering everyone in your occupation. It also means the company cannot raise your premiums. You are likely to pay more for this type of policy than others. Own occupation or any occupation: Own-occupation coverage pays you benefits when you can't work in your specific occupation. Many professionals, such as physicians, dentists and attorneys, choose this type of coverage. With an "any occupation" policy, to collect benefits you must be unable to work in the occupation(s) for which you are reasonably suited, based on your training and education. Own-occupation policies are more expensive than those that consider you disabled only if you cannot work at ...
Micah Sifry of Public Campaign reports, "They've raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to put a constitutional amendment on the November ballot that doesn't mention anywhere its true intent, to de-fund the Clean Elections system." This charming endeavor is masquerading under the misnomer "No Taxpayer Money for Politicians," a misleading moniker right up there with Bush's "Clear Skies and Healthy Forests" initiatives. What a shame they couldn't figure out a way to call it the Patriot Amendment. So who could be opposed to this splendid success in re-sparking a dying democracy? Funny, every one of the donors seems to list "employer" under "occupation." That would include insurance companies, realtors, developers, right-wing front groups, well-known right-wing donors including Bush "Pione...
VALUE (Table omitted) NOTEWORTHY CONTROL Vicis Capital LLC Number of common shares: 28,405,554 Percentage of common shares: 17.6 JANA Master Fund Ltd. Number of common shares: 25,298,102 Percentage of common shares: 15.7 SDS Capital Group SPC Ltd. Number of common shares: 9,316,859 Percentage of common shares: 5.8 EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION (Table omitted) DIRECTORS Marvin R. Richardson, 52 Occupation: president and CEO of the company Number of common shares: 2,820,526 Previous year: 2,187,193 John T. Thornton, 71 Occupation: owner, J.T. Investments Inc. Number of common shares: 550,716 Previous year: 251,403 Dr. Peter A. Brusca, 68 Occupation: retired physician Other directorships: ISMIE Mutual Insurance Co. Number of common shares: 275,536 Previous year: 103,935 Joseph Mauriello, 64 Occup...
Charleston officials believe Wells Fargo Insurance's planned move out of the city would have a minimal impact on the amount of revenue collected from user fees and parking proceeds. The significant hit will come from the loss of business and occupation taxes, they said.
Jim Perkins AGE: 30 OCCUPATION: Insurance representative for Nationwide
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