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Educational institutions may also see workers' comp claims related to the virus beyond employees who have been infected.

Just how much leeway do employers have when it comes to tracking employee productivity during this expanded work-from-home era?

Here are some key takeaways from the National Council on Compensation Insurance 2020 report, "A New Decade in Sight."

Changes happening in workers' compensation has made the need to keep up with industry news more important than ever.

Strong communication with injured workers throughout their recovery results in better outcomes for employees and their employers.

Just like periods of great disruption have led to significant societal changes in the past, COVID-19 will turbocharge change in workers' compensation.

It is gaining acceptance as a treatment method for conditions frequently seen in workers' compensation cases.

The 5.4% proposed reduction in 2020 rates is based on claims-experience data as of year-end 2018.