What the COVID-19 pandemic means for workers compensation claims
So far, the impact of COVID-19 on workers compensation has not been as great as first feared.
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Travel Risk: It’s NotAll About COVID-19
Anticipation that a COVID-19 vaccine – combined with social distancing, mask wearing, and other protective measures – may soon lead to increased tra
Resilience Town Hall: Looking Back and Ahead
[embedded content] It’s become commonplace to say COVID-19 has “changed everything” and that we’re now figuring out how to live within “the new no
Tribal Communities Disproportionately Hurt by COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately affected minority communities across the United States.
Swiss Re forecasts global insurance rebound for 2021
The recession caused by the COVID-19 pandemic is expected to cause global insurance premiums to contract by around 1.
New CDC Numbers Raise Concern for Health, Workers Comp Insurers
Between June and August, the CDC says, COVID-19 was most prevalent in people between the ages of 20 and 29.
Recession, Pandemic to Impact P/C Underwriting Results, New Report Shows
The COVID-19 pandemic and the recession it started will result in no premium growth for 2020 and a deteriorated combined ratio for the property/casual
COVID-19 and Workers Compensation: Impact Will Become Clearer … Eventually
By John Novaria
The impact of COVID-19 on workers compensation will come down to several fundamental questions in the coming months: Who’s at work?
P&C COVID-19 Wrap-up The Path to Reopening
Just as it has played a key role in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic crisis, the insurance industry will be integral to the economic recovery as
COVID-19 to have sizeable impact on power sector – WTW
The pressures exerted by the COVID-19 pandemic on workforce availability and maintaining supply chains are proving challenging to the power sector,
