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When a legacy TPA no longer satisfies an organization’s needs, changing to a new service provider could enhance claims results and improve relationships. But, before jumping ship, there are substantial considerations for all stakeholders to […]

Workers Comp policy changes are a part of having coverage in place.  I have seen over 300+ changes to a policy in one year.  Yet, those changes can occur only one way – or are […]

Storms are more intense and more frequent; so are droughts. Everywhere is getting hotter. When it comes, rainfall is more intense. The direct impacts of climate change on workers’ comp are pretty obvious: higher risk for public safety […]

According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), an employer must provide a medical evaluation to determine an employee’s medical eligibility for respirator use. With all the talk about respirator fit testing requirements, we are here […]

The producer of a Hollywood movie, Alec Baldwin, made the news late in 2021 when a loaded pistol made its way onto a set in New Mexico. According to some sources, the Producer of a show or […]

Experts have a better understanding of the motives behind school violence, but even if a student exhibits behavioral warning signs, the inability to link the observations along a continuum can delay or miss necessary intervention […]

Earlier this week, I received in my Outlook inbox an email that supposedly came from the President and CEO of the NYCIRB.  I thought it was a spam email trying to get my attention. I […]

The CDC reports that 1 in 5 people experience mental health problems in the workplace. Issues like depression, ADHD, and anxiety affect the US labor force. Mental health is as important as physical health, which we should […]