Rhode Island Manufacturers Association (RIMA)
A strong and effective voice of manufacturing in Rhode Island
Thank you for attending the RIMA Workshop on Workers’ Compensation and Employee Manual Updates during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Below is the recording from the workshop, the handouts that the speakers have referenced during the workshop, as well as the contact information for all the speakers.
Contact Information for Speakers:
Pam Thornton, Employers Association of the Northeast
Email Address: Pthornton@eane.org
Craig Dunlop, Eastern Insurance
Email Address: cdunlop@
Matthew Weldon,
Email Address: Matthew.Weldon@dlt.
Edward Conway, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
Email Address: Conway.Edward@dol.gov
Email Address: Pthornton@eane.org
Craig Dunlop, Eastern Insurance
Email Address: cdunlop@
Matthew Weldon,
Email Address: Matthew.Weldon@dlt.
Edward Conway, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
Email Address: Conway.Edward@dol.gov
COVID-19 UPDATES
RI Hot Line (401) 222-8022
(After business hours phone: 211)
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RIMA POSITION ON CRITICAL ISSUES 2020
RIMA is always pushing for positive changes in the Rhode Island Manufacturing world. Each year we focus on several key points.
Dave Chenevert talks to Recovery Talk Radio about how opportunities in manufacturing can help people who have struggled with addiction.
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RIMA’s Mission
The mission of the Rhode Island Manufacturers Association (RIMA) is to be the unified voice of Rhode Island’s 1,600 manufacturers. The Rhode Island Manufacturers Association advocates at the federal, state, and local levels for sensible policy solutions that strengthen Rhode Island manufacturing, and serves as a bridge connecting RIMA members with the resources they need to compete and grow.
Governor Gina Raimondo
“Most of our manufacturers are small businesses too. For every Electric Boat, there are dozens of smaller manufacturers like FarSounder in Warwick and Swissline Precision in Cumberland. Last year, manufacturing companies created 1,500 new jobs. My dad spent his career in manufacturing, and making a living making things gave him so much pride.
Let’s bring that pride back. This year, I’m again calling on the legislature to pass the Rhode Island Manufacturing Initiative. It’s a good plan that helps smaller manufacturers buy new equipment and hire more people.”
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