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Study: Businesses and people are suffering from rising costs, recent investment losses and lingering pandemic effects.

According to a recent report from Jacobson, these are the hiring shifts insurers should expect to see this year.

NCCI's Donnell looks back at a century of workers' comp in the U.S. and projects what the system will need to thrive for another 100 years.

This year's financial outlook isn't all bad, but business leaders should take steps to prepare for challenges.

Review the biggest challenges and new developments expected to impact workers' comp and risk management.

The ever changing socio-economic landscape will continue to alter the employment landscape as we know it.

Insurance agents who go after the builders risk market would do well to follow its economic trends.

Artificial intelligence will help insurers effectively manage costs, improve customer service and identify insurance fraud.