Workers' Comp

New public reports from federal pandemic trackers highlight the COVID-19 indicators worrying public health officials the most.

State-level COVID-19 presumptions are causing a big shift in the burden of proof for workers' comp insurance claims.

Prior to the pandemic, 62% of employees reported having positive mental health, MarTech Group found. Now, that figure is just 28%.

For insureds, crime rates can play a role in shopping for and the pricing of renters and home insurance.

The COVID-19 pandemic has been with us for over nine months now. Here's how the workers' compensation industry has changed.

Forrester Research forecasts four trends insurers should watch in 2021.

This installment of the NU/PIA Independent Agent Survey will provide a one-of-kind look at the demands on today's insurance agents.

The temporary standards, which require written prevention plans, will apply to most workers in the state.