Workers Compensation
What Robots Mean for Workers’ Comp
History provides interesting insights into the debate around automation and employment. In 1632, King Charles I of England banned casting of buckets, for fear that allowing it would ruin the livelihood of the craftsmen who were making the buckets the old-fashioned way. In 1811, the Luddites in England started a movement where they smashed machines […]
-
Automation Lets Compassion Scale
By Jayant Lakshmikanthan
By automating the mundane pieces of claims managem...
-
Why Not to Make Opening Statements
By Teddy Snyder
Typically, opening statements are so inflammatory ...
-
Understanding the Big Picture in Work Comp
By Mark Walls
Trends over the past few years have been pointing ...
-
Race Is on for Bots in Workers’ Comp
By John Bobik
Administrative costs in workers' comp can be enorm...
