A New Fairfield man was arrested Wednesday and charged with workers compensation fraud, according to a press release from the ...

NEXT reports six costly workers' compensation mistakes businesses make, emphasizing compliance, employee coverage, and injury ...

The workers’ compensation landscape is entering a new era as more states move to recognize “mental-only” claims: ...

The doctrine of exclusive remedy remains a powerful shield for employers—but it is not impenetrable. As recent decisions show ...

A Johnson County waste management company has provided proof of workers' compensation insurance, likely avoiding a court-ordered shutdown. The company had previously lapsed on its insurance, prompting ...

LIMA — Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague will keynote the Lima/Allen County Chamber of Commerce workers’ compensation law forum at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 18 at Shawnee Country Club, 1700 Shawnee Road, Lima.

ALBANY — Embattled demolition company Alba Services will pay $1.4 million to former and current workers for allegations it had violated state regulations and retaliated against employees who said they ...

New York Attorney General Letitia James on Tuesday announced a seven-figure settlement with a Manhattan demolition company, following a sprawling three-year investigation into allegations of workers ...

Weight loss drugs are proving to be super popular among many workers with job-based health insurance. But GLP-1 medications are busting their employers’ budgets, leading some firms to rethink their ...

Roughly 750,000 government workers are currently furloughed. The federal government shutdown has now reached its 24th day, making it the second-longest shutdown in U.S. history. Surpassing the ...

Amazon is gearing up for the holidays with a plan to hire 250,000 works across its U.S. fulfillment and delivery network. The online commerce giant is hiring full-time, part-time, and seasonal roles, ...

Not every federal employee who is going without pay because of the government shutdown can draw on state unemployment insurance benefits to cover the gap. And even those who tap benefits should plan ...