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In an effort to better protect injured workers in the state of Kentucky, the Workers Compensation Board has announced the implementation of new policies and procedures that will ensure fair and timely compensation for those who have been injured on the job.One of the key changes includes the introduction of a mediation program that will allow injured workers and their employers to come to a resolution outside of the traditional court system. This will help streamline the process and provide a more efficient and cost-effective way to compensate injured workers.Additionally, the Workers Compensation Board has established a new committee dedicated to reviewing and updating the state's workers compensation laws and regulations. This committee will work to ensure that Kentucky's laws are in line with the best practices in the industry and that injured workers are provided with the support and resources they need to recover and return to work."We are committed to ensuring that injured workers in Kentucky are treated fairly and receive the compensation they deserve," said a spokesperson for the Workers Compensation Board. "These new policies and procedures will help to streamline the process and provide a better outcome for all parties involved."These changes come in response to increasing concerns about the treatment of injured workers in Kentucky and the need for stronger protections and support for those who are injured on the job. By implementing these new policies, the Workers Compensation Board is taking a proactive approach to improving the system and ensuring that injured workers are not left behind.Overall, the implementation of these new policies is a positive step forward for the workers compensation system in Kentucky. By providing better support and resources for injured workers, the state is working to create a fair and just system that ensures that those who are injured on the job are properly compensated and able to recover and return to work.