Immigrants would have one less thing to fear if they are injured on the job, under a bill the New York Assembly passed last week.

As the use of telemedicine in workers’ compensation grows, employers, workers and insurance carriers will be tasked with navigating an ever-changing system even after the

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has yet to finalize long-awaited new rules about penalties for improper reporting of information on workers' comp claimants

Worker and employer advocates from Oregon’s Management-Labor Advisory Committee have submitted their respective pandemic-related compensation plans to state leaders, but what happens next in the

After multiple hours-long meetings over the past several weeks, members of Oregon’s Management-Labor Advisory Committee failed to reach a consensus recommendation Friday regarding COVID-19 protections