A change to the state system for paying medical bills and lost wages for injured workers in Kansas has some...
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The General Assembly is revisiting whether to grant workers’ compensation coverage for certain first responders suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder,...
Erroneous job descriptions and employer inflexibility are just two ways in which return to work efforts get thwarted, say industry...
The Washington state Senate has passed a bill to lower the age at which an injured worker can settle a...
Last week’s ProPublica/National Public Radio report putting a spotlight on the workers’ compensation system caught the attention of experts who...
Tennessee may soon have its own answer to an alternative workers’ compensation insurance option through new legislation by Republican lawmakers...
Researchers with the Liberty Mutual Research Institute’s Center for Injury Epidemiology have concluded that individuals who work multiple jobs –...
While workers’ compensation pharmacy benefit managers have been utilizing drug formularies for a long time, only Washington, Texas, Ohio and...
A court ruling says Arizona workers being treated for on-the-job injuries aren’t entitled to travel expenses if they haven’t shown...
New rules setting maximum fees for doctors and hospitals performing medical services for workers injured on the job in North...