Claims

From Shortage to Surplus: The Pressing Need to Reinforce the Workers’ Comp Talent Pipeline

A claims talent shortage has many in the industry rethinking recruitment and retention.

Tackling the Adjuster Shortage: How CorVel University Is Training the Next Generation of Claims Talent

Investigating Every Worker Injury Is a Smart Strategy — but Its Success Depends on Preparedness

Identifying Mental Health Comorbidities Can Be Invaluable in Keeping Injured Worker Recovery On Track

From Hybrid Work to the Great Resignation and Retiring Boomers: Two Workers’ Comp Pros Discuss the Talent Gap and Possible Solutions

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