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Thanks to the widespread vaccination, the United States declared polio to be eradicated in 1979. Until now, 1979 was the last time that natural transmission of polio happened domestically. The recent identification of a polio […]

How do you train managers on return to work and applying light duty restrictions? How do you know you’re selecting the right vendors and physicians? At the 2022 Workers’ Compensation Institute Conference in Orlando, an […]

The uptick in ransomware-based cyberattacks and their associated payouts have led to tighter terms around cyber policies in the last year, but demand for cyber insurance continues to increase. As the market continues to stabilize […]

Summary: National Preparedness Month, celebrated every September, is a great time for small business owners across the country to revisit and adjust their own disaster recovery plans. National Preparedness Month 2022: A Lasting Legacy Hurricanes, wildfires, […]

Another WCI educational conference is in the can. Notably, 2022 was largely a return to the normalcy we all enjoyed before the Great Pandemic in 2020. The 2022 edition, however, brought both familiarity and change. […]

The overall cost of doing business is rising for everyone due to inflation, and the insurance industry is no exception. Safety National’s President, John Csik, provides his insight into how carriers are reacting to its […]

Kaiser mental health workers in Northern California went on strike on August 15th.  This strike by the National Union of Healthcare Workers (NUWH) isn’t your run-of-the mill dispute about wages. Kaiser mental health physicians have […]

On Friday, an Appellate Court rejected the UNIONS' effort, including the National Nurses, United, to compel the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to retain the Healthcare Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS).  The court reasoned that […]