New research outlines five critical implementation considerations organizations must address to harness AI benefits while mitigating privacy, accuracy, and transparency risks.
Ruling establishes that employees must actively pursue benefits or face dismissal, providing clarity for employers and insurers managing long-term claims.
With U.S. businesses spending more than $1 billion per week on workplace injuries, a renewed focus on the persistent causes that have dominated injury statistics for 25 years is called for.
NCCI tracks 950 bills nationwide as states expand presumptions for first responders while grappling with gig economy classifications and marijuana reimbursement.
Ergonomic assessments can help organizations create safer work environments. The use of artificial intelligence in this field is poised to create even better results, if managed properly.
Learn more about applying for the Theo Award, recognizing employers for injury prevention and workers’ compensation excellence. The 2026 Theo Award application will open on November 11, 2025.