maritimeworkersarecoveredbyfederallaws.TheArkansasWorkers'CompensationLawdoesnot applytoemploymentofagriculturalfarmlabor,domestichelp,oremploymentbynon-profit,religious, charitableorrelieforganizations.Alsoexe
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of their employment, to pay reasonable and necessary medical expenses resulting therefrom,and then to re- turn the worker to the work force First, it adopted an explicit policy of strictconstruction of the Workers' Compensation Act.22 Second, it limited the statutory definition ofSullivan, J. ...
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Recently, the Arkansas Supreme Court adopted retaliatory discharge'as a viable cause of action in workers' compensation cases. In Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Baysinger, 2 the court held that an action in tort may be brought by an employee against a former employer where theTwing, Shawn D...
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