The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration is extending its revised National Emphasis Program for COVID-19, set to expire Thursday, until further notice and doubling

Researchers with the Workers Compensation Research Institute said states seeking to adopt or update workers’ compensation fee schedules ought to consider the ramifications of setting

Despite the strong push for COVID-19 workers' compensation presumptions in the early stages of the pandemic, fewer than half of the 18 states that enacted legislation

A new report by the National Council on Compensation Insurance found that three state trends could impact the industry moving forward: independent contractors/gig economy, single-payer

Chubb Ltd. said it has named Suresh Krishnan chief operating officer of the insurer’s third-party administrator, ESIS Inc.

Krishnan, who has been New York-based, most