Delivering a startling news on Oct. 3, Lisa Coffman, the JPA Director of Risk Management of Keenan and Associates, presented to the Board of Trustees, an eye-opening report on Palo Verde Unified School District’s workers’ compensation fluctuation.
As a member of the no member left behind program of the Riverside Schools Risk Management Authority organization, which funds the district’s insurance worker’s compensation coverage, Coffman said, PVUSD is one of 20 members who are struggling entities who have poor experience modifications and are in need of improving their losses and their poor.
With the district’s rating performance based on an ex-mod formula, which calculates the rate of losses to their payroll size and compares to their
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This is your bottom line. This is your budget, that $1.3 million,” she said.
Giving a visual model of where the school need to spend their focus on, Coffman shared table data showed that occupations, which filed claims within the 2016-17 school year for cost of medical treatment and salary compensation of lost time, included aides having the highest number of claims within the district, with a remarkable $120,387 total.
However, county-wide, teachers had the highest number of claims, equal to $2,143,263.
“Claim Severity which has impacted the PVUSD widely includes the cost of the claim to be resolved including payment for medical treatment, salary compensation for time lost, permanent disability compensation and then retraining,” Coffman told the board.
Other claims incurred by the PVUSD included claims of four custodians ($37,827), two clerical employees two ($3,300), administrators ($1,282), three maintenance workers ($83,226), one transportation operator ($4,451), two campus yard supervisors ($18,203), one groundskeeper ($1,489) and two computer/lab/trader ($65,218), which are also the only two reported claims in the county in this category.
Nonetheless, Coffman said, ““These are [the] areas that require some attention and focus.”
Within the RSRMA, Coffman visited last week’s school board meeting to help assist the district in driving down their losses and improving their overall performance, by
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