Event
November 20, 2025
8:30 am to 11:30 am CDT
Location
Bethel University Vera Low Center for Student Enrichment 101 Wildcat Lane McKenzie TN 38201
Contact
What You’ll Learn
Join the Tennessee Bureau of Workers’ Compensation and local chambers of commerce for a free, in-person training designed to help local industries and employers navigate the workers’ compensation system with confidence. This session is ideal for HR professionals, safety officers, business owners, and supervisors.
Topics include:
Workers’ Compensation Benefits & Employer Rights
Learn what benefits injured employees are entitled to and what rights employers have during the claims process.
Injury Reporting & Panel Physicians
Understand how to properly report injuries and present a panel of approved physicians to employees.
Navigating Bureau Involvement & Compliance
Get guidance on the role of the Bureau, including the Ombudsman Program, Court of Workers’ Compensation Claims, and compliance investigations—plus how to avoid costly penalties.
The Tennessee Court of Workers’ Compensation Claims
Learn how the court system works and what to expect if a claim is disputed.
Tennessee Drug-Free Workplace Program
Discover the benefits of participating in this voluntary program and how it can protect your business.
Who Should Attend?
- Employers and business owners
- HR and safety professionals
- Insurance adjusters and agents
- Legal and compliance staff
- Anyone involved in workplace injury response or claims
Hosted By
This event is proudly hosted by the Tennessee Bureau of Workers’ Compensation in partnership with:
- McKenzie Chamber of Commerce & Industrial Development Board
- Benton County Industrial Development Board
- Weakley County Chamber/Economic Developer
- Obion County Chamber of Commerce
- Henry County Economic Developer
- Business Development Consultant – NWTN
- Business, Services Representatives – NWTN
- Workforce Programs – NWTN
- Workforce Innovations – NWTN
- Obion County Tennessee Joint Economic Development Corporation
- Paris-Henry County Industrial Committee