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Huge savings in liabilit
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LOGISTICS GIANT Wincanton has made 'huge' savings in personal injury claim payouts in the UK after adopting a more robust approach to handling claims says Sean Cusack, group health & safety manager.
Speaking at Tranfrigoroute (UK)'s H&S workshop last week Cusack said that last April Wincanton created a central department for handling claims which had since saved a significant six-figure sum by being 'more assertive' on claims. "We used to allow the sites to handle o themselves — they either claims we hadn't got a cat ir chance of winning or they over and simply pay out," r Cusack. "Now we have a more robust approach.We paperwork together straigh so we don't run out of time.'
According to Cusack: manage the sites better. It d mean we don't pay claims — just made it easier for gc claimants." Wincanton's t are aware of the policy chan