The Disability Management Employer Coalition said on Friday that Terri L. Rhodes has rejoined the organization to serve as its new CEO. Read more »
As the summer job season approaches and more teens begin looking for work, employers should focus on training and giving them age-appropriate tasks. Read more »
Lumbermen’s Underwriting Alliance, a Boca Raton, Florida-based workers compensation insurer, has been placed into rehabilitation by a Missouri court, according to the Missouri Department of Insurance. Read more »
Experts urge workers compensation payers to take steps to avoid overprescribing or doctor shopping following a state Supreme Court's decision allowing patients to sue physicians and pharmacies for contributing to their addiction... Read more »
(Reuters) — CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, which sells health insurance in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia, said on Wednesday that a cyber attack compromised the data of 1.1 million current and... Read more »
When attending an Electronic Dance Music concert, one might expect to wake up the next day with sore legs or maybe a stubbed toe. Read more »
The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Read more »
A Cleveland-based hospital system said hackers had used malware to obtain personal information on 981 patients over an eight-month period, although there is no evidence the information was misused. Read more »
Benjamin M. Lawsky will step down as New York's superintendent of financial services late next month, the New York State Department of Financial Services announced Wednesday. Read more »
Deglobalization and “challenges of the Internet of things” were two risks ranked to have a potential “high” impact over time for insurers and reinsurers in a new report by Swiss Re Ltd.,... Read more »