Optimism about the opportunities in excess and surplus lines was strong during the NAPSLO conference.

Talent management risks can be exacerbated by a company’s recruitment strategies.

Clients look to brokers for interpretations of the Affordable Care Act

Risk managers should review policies to ensure they provide cover for risks associated with treating a patient presenting Ebola symptoms.

Risk managers must increase awareness of red flags indicating international fraud schemes.

The Affordable Care Act has resulted in higher plan costs and more employers shifting costs to workers.

While there has been much research and planning regarding the environmental aspects of climate change, few are discussing the potential impact on workers.

OSHA is considering reducing the burden of proof to find merit in a whistleblower’s claims.

To meet the challenges of the future, organizations must focus on education.

Companies must assess the risks of vendors that provide critical operations or have access to customer information.

Though risk to US health care workers remains low, an Ebola outbreak could pose a workers’ comp risk to the industry.

Network exposures can add up to big losses for companies. Presented by Travelers.

Robotics will forever change the landscape of the U.S. workplace. That may create new liability concerns and eliminate others.

The risks created by technology are beyond anyone’s capacity to measure.

Rite Aid’s Ryan McGuinness sees reasons to be optimistic about the U.S. economy.

Risk managers struggle to answer questions on cyber insurance applications.

If we don’t reach for lofty ambitions, we may never maximize our potential.

Wearables bring with them a host of liability concerns.

Government agencies are cracking down on employees who deliberately misclassify workers.

Being a prompt payer insures against insolvency supply chain risk.