A new study shows Wisconsin paid more for health care in 2009 than other states, but overall costs for workers' compensation were lower than 15 other states studied. One reason is that replacement income for injured workers in Wisconsin is less....
The Workers Compensation Research Institute (WCRI) has released a series of new studies measuring the performance of 16 different state Workers’ Compensation systems. ...
Once a rarity, consumer-driven health care plans have become a mainstream design among large employers....
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A comprehensive, alphabetical guide to battling losses on e-turf....
A new report from the American Cancer Society finds that death rates from breast cancer in the United States have dropped 34% since 1990. ...
Our nation spends more money on breast cancer research than any other type of cancer. Still, many women are confused about the basics, like the signs, symptoms and treatments....
More than 2500 organizations representing approximately 13 million employees are poised to take part in the week that promotes safe-driving education and awareness materials for all employees and their families....
Since good housekeeping practices play a critical role in minimizing workplace illnesses and injuries, employers need to establish effective safety procedures and practices....
The difficulty many businesses had reopening after Superstorm Sandy is a reminder of the importance of having a disaster recovery plan and the right type and amount of insurance, according to I.I.I....