Adam Wesson
COVID-19 and Workers’ Compensation in 2022: The Great Resignation and Closing the Talent Gap
We continue our look at how the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact workers’ compensation.
COVID-19 and Workers’ Compensation in 2022: Legislative Update and Clearing Presumption of Coverage Hurdles
After two years, COVID-19 continues to impact workers’ compensation claims. In previous entries, we provided a broad look at the industry.
COVID-19 and Workers’ Compensation Revisited: Navigating the pandemic to understand what’s next
Last year we discussed ways the pandemic could impact workers’ compensation claims. Now, nearly a year later, we reflect on some of the answers to those questions.
COVID-19 and workers’ comp: Managing rising claim volume and costs
With thousands of essential employees reporting to work—including health care workers—there could be an influx of workers’ comp claims related to the virus.
Successful workers’ comp analytics starts with the right plan
Workers’ comp analytics can improve claims process by identifying high-severity claims early, promoting consistency in claim handling, and improving return-to-work…
Millennial impact: Preparing for the generational shift in workers’ comp
Workplace demographics are rapidly changing, and if insurers don’t prepare, they’ll face significant challenges. Millennials will make up 75 percent of the workforce by…
Analyze this: Why workers’ comp data gives insurers a strategic advantage
Data analytics has become a key driver in the development of business strategy for leading corporations, and workers’ compensation insurers are uniquely positioned to…