Related closely to threats to autonomy are local and national political struggles to safeguard the scope of practice and compensation [ 17].
Netanyahu has also been facing demands to increase the scope of an already large compensation package for southern Israeli communities close to the Gaza Strip.
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Additionally, injuries that occur outside of the scope of employment may not be subject to workers' compensation.
In terms of content, the new law also explicitly included disputes on payment for labor, medical expenses related to work injury, economic compensation, and so on in the scope of acceptance.
Zachary S. Weiss, the chairman of the compensation board since late 2007, said that given the scope of what needs to be done, change must be incremental.
Capture-recapture analysis has demonstrated that workers' compensation claims data, as a surveillance system, substantially underestimate the scope of occupational injuries and illnesses, including musculoskeletal disorders [ 24, 25].
It has not always been obvious to decision-makers in local authorities at city, municipality or district level whether compensation for special expenses connected with these services comes within the scope of State aid regulations.
But he also questioned the scope of the commission, in that the president's stated focus is healing and transparency, with the victim compensation left to the courts.
Workers' compensation (WC) claims is one of the important data sources used to estimate the scope of occupational injury and illness, prioritize resource allocation, and assess intervention usefulness.
