Category: Workers Comp

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Out of Balance: Workforce Gender Disparities and What They Mean for Workers’ Comp

Women workers were more adversely impacted by the pandemic and the recession.

Quest Diagnostics reports increased positivity rates for marijuana in employee drug screenings.

Adults aged 50 and older and immunocompromised individuals may receive a second booster dose.

Carriers share their thoughts on successful RTW programs.

A new muscle relaxant for the treatment of spasticity, including from spinal cord injuries.

Nearly 500 stakeholders share their thoughts on industry challenges and priorities.

Proposed changes are open to public comment until April 11th.

After a drop in activity due to the pandemic, five states are now considering legislation.

Healthe’s VP of Industry and State Affairs, Sandy Shtab, joined an educational webinar from IAIABC.

Buprenorphine is an opioid used to treat pain, as well as opioid-use disorder.

Legislation could potentially reclassify gig workers as employees entitled to workers’ comp.

Drug advancements surrounding the prevention and treatment of COVID-19.

Since the start of 2022, at least 10 states are considering some form of marijuana legislation.

Healthe’s Director of Product Management talks to Risk & Insurance on how to attract and retain talent in the workers’ comp industry.

This autoimmune drug was approved for various arthritic and autoimmune diseases.

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