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By PCP Staff 22 Jan, 2016
Pre employment testing vs. post offer testing and what you should know. Reduce injuries and worker comp claims by measuring employee's physical capacity.
By PCP Staff 28 May, 2015
Not all testing methods produce equally effective results. This article compares two common testing protocols; dynamic and isometric strength testing and job simulation testing.
By PCP Staff 28 Apr, 2015
How to hire physically abled employees in a labor tightening world can be very difficult. Learn how employee physical exams can improve your workforce.
By PCP Staff 03 Apr, 2015
One of the common hiring mistakes employers make is not testing their new hires' physical ability. The can lead to an increase in worker comp claims....More
By PCP Staff 23 Feb, 2015
To reduce employee turnover takes change. You cannot continue to do things the same way and expect different results. Employee testing reduces turnover.
By PCP Staff 17 Jul, 2014
Reduce injuries hiring physically abled persons and reduce worker comp claims. Post offer employment testing is a 30 minute exam for physical capacity.
By PCP Staff 17 Mar, 2014
Post offer pre employment testing has a direct and positive impact on an insurer’s bottom line and simultaneously reduces injury risk for employees.
By PCP Staff 24 Feb, 2014
Post offer employment testing lowered custodial staff medical costs from 60% to 25% of the school district’s total workers’ compensation costs.
By Mark Friesen 10 Feb, 2014
The impact of a physical capacity test has been studied and proven for years. It can protect your employees and company from unnecessary risk.
By PCP Staff 29 Jan, 2014
Case study on how post offer employment testing can protect employers from employee injury and worker compensation claims and premiums.
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