When the Workplace Is Everywhere: The New Reality of Workers’ Comp Claims February 18, 2026 By Lorenzo Jackson Hybrid work is driving a new class of workers’ compensation risk—one that’s harder to verify, slower to resolve and increasingly...
GAO Wants OSHA to Do More to Address Ergonomic Hazards in Growing e-Commerce Sector October 21, 2024 OSHA must do more to address ergonomic hazards at warehouses and delivery companies, where the number of injured workers in...
Claims Business: Sapiens and Click-Ins, QBE and Velocity EHS, Cotton Holdings and Stellar Restoration January 19, 2021 By Claims Journal staff Sapiens Partners With Click-Ins Click-Ins is teaming up with Sapiens International to offer vehicle-damage inspection and assessment platform to insurance...
Everyone Has a Home Office Now. So Who’s Paying For It? December 7, 2020 By Chris Taylor NEW YORK — In the past, home offices were often an afterthought: Ill-equipped, cramped, and a little dusty from only...
Warehouses Are Tracking Workers’ Every Muscle Movement November 5, 2019 By Joshua Brustein Every morning when he goes to work in the freezer room of a warehouse in eastern Pennsylvania, Jack Westley throws...
NIOSH Study Examines Machine Learning to Prevent Some Workplace Injuries July 23, 2018 Workplace interventions can be helpful in reducing injuries while on the clock. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, low...
Office Workers Could Become Athletes of the Workplace July 8, 2015 Office work will become much less of a pain in the neck if Julie Côté has her way. That’s because...
Sharp Spike in Computer-Related Injuries Predicted for Medical Workers: Study December 6, 2012 As U.S. health care goes high tech, spurred by $20 billion in federal stimulus incentives, the widespread adoption of electronic...