SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — The city of San Diego is seeking its worker's compensation spending to rise annually, but isn't taking the necessary steps to curb the cost, a new audit found. The audit, released ...

Two contractors at the Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation were paid for nearly 250 hours they didn’t work, according to a state audit released Tuesday. Ohio Auditor of State Keith Faber issued a ...

CHICAGO (CBS) -- A new audit is providing the first glimpse at how Chicago Ald. Ed Burke (14th) ran the city's workers' comp program, which operated for years with no monitoring or oversight. CBS 2 ...

Omaha, Nebraska, Oct. 15, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- To protect you properly, your insurance policies need to reflect the current state of your business. That fact won’t surprise most business owners or ...

In the wake of the federal extortion charges filed Jan. 2 against Alderman Edward M. Burke, Mayor Rahm Emanuel has authorized a “forensic audit” of the worker’s compensation program that Burke has ...

Under state law, a company with one or more employees must carry worker’s compensation insurance or receive approval to self-insure. An audit report on the state Workers’ Compensation Commission found ...

With the economy still uncertain, many employers are continuing to look for ways to cut costs, and workers’ compensation is one area that can provide savings. While the payoff is not immediate, ...

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The Hanford workers’ compensation program has problems, ranging from controls over federal money to a lack of worker trust, according to a new DOE Office of Inspector General audit report. Sens. Patty ...

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CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Two contractors at the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation were paid more than $26,000 for working nearly 250 hours when they were not on the job, a state audit determined. State ...