Despite the fact that New York lawmakers have not approved a presumption law for frontline employees, the state Workers' Compensation Board has posted a fact

Officials from the Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau on Wednesday reiterated the U.S. had been thrown into a sudden and “unprecedented” economic downturn thanks to

California municipalities and K-12 public schools saw their biggest drop in workers’ compensation claim frequency in years during the first two months of Gov. Gavin

A Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau committee on Tuesday approved new classification codes for telecommuters, as officials predict a continuing shift away from onsite workspaces

Ohio business groups are fighting back after Democrats slipped a last-minute presumption amendment into a bill that was designed to give employers some COVID-19 liability