Those who manage and underwrite risks for manufacturers are facing familiar risks with some challenging new twists.
With Workers' Compensation, the big shift is the medical component of costs exceeding indemnity costs—this after an extended period during which companies could materially cut their Workers' Comp expenses by focusing primarily on returning injured employees to work.
With Supply Chain risk, it's the realization that supply and upstream customer chains can be far more fragile than anticipated in a catastrophe.
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