In a complex and muddled job market, employee turnover rates continue climbing, as do the costs of losing key staff members.

Today on The Law & You “Can I get workers’ comp if I slipped on untreated ice in my employer’s parking lot before my shift started? I clock in early every day, but the lot wasn’t salted and I ...

Our responsibility is to ensure that case handling reflects the rules and timelines currently in effect so claims can be ...

LWCC highlights tips for Louisiana businesses to keep staff and customers safe during Mardi Gras, from crowd management to ...

Reforms to repair the New South Wales workers compensation system have passed state parliament, delivering an 18‑month ...

Washington lawmakers are weighing changes to workers’ comp that would tighten medical provider standards and boost long-term disability benefits for injured workers with families.

WorkTango reports that employee benefits, perks, and rewards are essential for workplace engagement and satisfaction, each ...

Workers' comp insurers can contest coverage without risking immediate double damages lawsuits, a Michigan appeals court ruled this week in a significant Medicare reimbursement case.

Employers often fail to appreciate the ramifications of industrial hygiene data and medical records. Even non-detect records must be maintained ...

The Calcutta High Court has dismissed an appeal by the Eastern Railway challenging a compensation award to the family of a ...

Government workers in Ontario and British Columbia earned significantly higher wages and enjoyed more generous benefits than ...

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) announced Wednesday it is ratcheting up its ongoing investigation ...