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Forget the Waffle Party; the recent season of "Severance" makes clear why humanity is what our workplaces really need.

When multiple insurers or employers are involved in a workers’ compensation claim, there are two primary ways to divide costs: contribution or reimbursement.

Tracking this web of state law is essential for employers looking to avoid liability. Most employers have experienced employees who like to endlessly complain about things in the workplace.

More than two-thirds of injury claims under employers' liability and public liability insurance were settled through litigation in 2023 despite government reforms, Central Bank figures show.