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You'd think a generation that grew up with smartphones would be the best-prepared to handle the trials of remote work.

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

Telematics put insurers in the position to help address distracted driving, one of the single largest causes of auto accidents today.

Now more than ever, maintaining a tight feedback loop will be key (and the learnings relevant for years to come).

Take advantage of technology to better manage remote staff and elevate the visibility of meaningful work with your team.

Here are three consequences of the coronavirus pandemic that can fuel positive change in the current workers' comp structure.

Here is a round-up of essential COVID-19-related news from around the world on April 27, 2020.

Agencies should begin their crisis plans now to not only survive the COVID-19 disruption but also accelerate recovery and growth.