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One out of every 10 injured workers faces the risk of criminal prosecution and deportation simply for submitting a legitimate workers' compensation claim.

Here are two peeks at the surgical distinctions the rule often calls for -- and at the continuing evolution of the law.

One minute into my first day as chairman of an RTW subcommittee, I was told: "We can't do this here; we have a union shop."

Companies facing financial challenges must heed reminders of the potential risks if benefits programs are not funded appropriately.

We need to match the great people needing jobs with the companies that are adding staff.

The workers’ compensation marketplace in California may seem like the Wild West. There is, however, a method to the madness.

<p>History tells us the winners will be those&nbsp;that are more progressive in using&nbsp;new operating models and tools, including advanced analytics.</p>