This year, approximately 25 regulators from across the country gathered July 20–25 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison for ...

Empathy isn’t a switch claims professionals can flip. Three industry leaders say sustaining it takes self-leadership, and ...

While workers’ comp and group health are vastly different, experts who've worked sides both say both offer lessons, and comp ...

Businesses are rapidly embedding artificial intelligence into customer service, hiring, fraud detection and autonomous systems, but insurance coverage for any resulting harms remains fragmented and ...

State legislatures introduced a notable surge of portable benefits legislation in 2026, driving a broader shift in worker classification bills nationwide, according to the National Council on ...

Less than half of manufacturing executives are confident their company will thrive this year, while nearly one-third anticipate shrinking or going out of business in 2026, according to Wakefield ...

Workers’ compensation claims in which injured employees were returned to some form of modified duty closed with total costs averaging more than $11,500 less than claims in which documented ...