In workers’ comp, it is easy to stay busy. There are always claims to review, vendors to talk to, …
Why Safety Alone Isn’t Enough to Reduce Workers’ Comp Claims
Most organizations can confidently say they have a safety program. There are policies in place, …
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Your Workers’ Comp Results Depend on This One Role
When employers think about improving their workers’ comp program, their focus usually goes to …
The “Breadwinner Pressure” Factor in Workers’ Comp Claims
It’s Not Just the Injury—It’s What the Injury Threatens When an employee gets injured, employers …
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Begin With The End In Mind for WC Program Success
Establish the Vision for Your Workers' Comp Program Most people aim for nothing and hit it with …
Are You Hiring the Right Defense Attorney or Just a Big Name Firm?
The Overlooked Decision That Impacts Every Claim Employers spend months evaluating insurance …
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Why Cost-Cutting Your Defense Counsel Is Costing You More Claims
The Problem With How Most Employers View Defense Counsel In many workers’ compensation programs, …
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What a 30-Day Reporting Delay Really Costs You
Why Timing Matters More Than Most Realize When a workplace injury occurs, the clock starts …
The Map Your Workers’ Comp Program Is Missing
Why Most Workers’ Comp Programs Feel Overwhelming Workers’ compensation programs often struggle …
Stop Guessing: How to Identify What’s Driving Your Workers’ Comp Results
When Cost Reduction Isn’t Enough Your workers’ compensation costs went down. On the surface, that …
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Why Confusion Is Costing You More in Workers’ Comp Than You Think
Workers’ compensation is often described as complex—and for employers, that’s usually manageable. …
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What MSK Bundles Reveal About the Workers’ Comp System
Musculoskeletal injuries sit at the center of workers’ compensation, not just because of their …
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Why Good Intentions Fail in Workers’ Comp Programs
Most employers genuinely care about their employees. They don’t want anyone to get hurt. They want …
WCRI Notes and Takeaways: Why Workers’ Comp Is Profitable but Not Growing
At this conference, I attended a session presented by Bob Hartwig, Ph.D., Director of the Risk and …
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WCRI Notes and Takeaways: When Hospitals Close, Where Does the Care Go?
At the recent WCRI conference, I attended a session titled “Hospital Closures and Impact on …
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Safety Slogans Don’t Work: Here’s What Actually Drives Behavior
Walk into almost any workplace and you’ll see them. Posters on the wall. “Safety First.” “We Care …
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WCRI Notes and Takeaways: Why Workers’ Comp Claim Costs Are Rising Again
At the recent WCRI conference, I attended a session focused on one of the most important questions …
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WCRI Notes and Takeaways: AI, Risk, and the Expanding Complexity of Workers’ Comp
At the recent WCRI conference, I listened to a panel that pulled together a wide range of …
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The Breadwinner Effect: Why Financial Fear Drives Workers’ Comp Litigation
When employers try to understand why injured workers hire attorneys, the conversation often centers …
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WCRI Notes and Takeaways: Access to Care Issues and Potential Solutions
At this conference, one of the most timely discussions I attended focused on a challenge that …
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