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PUBLIC INFORMATION

               During 2015 PCRB executives and staff made presentations to many different groups statewide
               on a variety of subjects pertaining to PCRB activities and workers compensation.  The groups
               requesting presentations included member carriers, industry associations, employer groups and
               employer trade associations.

               The PCRB offers its “PCRB 101” and other topics as an “On Demand” product on its website.
               Also offered on the website are advanced seminars which include material specifically related to
               the actuarial, classification, Test Audit Program, experience rating and unit statistical reporting
               functions.  The PCRB participated in the Pennsylvania Department of  Labor  &  Industry  14th
               Annual Workers’ Compensation Conference which also celebrated the 100 year anniversary of
               workers compensation in Pennsylvania

               PERSONNEL

               The PCRB operated in 2015 with a staff of 108 full-time employees and one part-time employee
               positions.  Two employees transferred into a position providing them with new responsibilities
               within  the  PCRB.  This level of staff was adequate to handle all responsibilities and provide
               quality service to the membership as well as the industry.

               The following seven employees retired from the PCRB in 2015:

                     Frances Barton, with 16 years of PCRB service.
                     Verna Blazys, with 35 years of PCRB service.
                     Kathleen Malone, with 31 years of PCRB service.
                     Rosalinda Maravilla, with 12 years of PCRB service.
                     Maureen Townsend, with 22 years of PCRB service.
                     Elizabeth Wildemore, with 33 years of PCRB service.
                     Timothy L. Wisecarver, with 26 years of PCRB service.

               Twenty six employees were recognized for the following quinquennial anniversaries.

                                      5 years of service      2 employee
                                     10 years of service      8 employees
                                     15 years of service      6 employees
                                     20 years of service      3 employees
                                     25 years of service      3 employees
                                     35 years of service      3 employees
                                     45 years of service      1 employee

















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