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When it comes to corporate insurance coverage, one persistent sore spot is workers compensation. Fifty-nine percent of employers say they’re very or somewhat worried about the cost of workers compensation insurance, according to a recent survey by financial software provider Zywave. Joyce Long, global practice leader for Marsh Risk Consulting’s workforce strategies group, says companies’ efforts should start during the hiring process with a good description of the job they’re filling, including physical requirements.
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