Workers' compensation: What to expect in 2023

As society continues to emerge from the pandemic, businesses have had to balance workplace productivity with employee needs, adjusting to a workforce that is a mix of remote, in-office, hybrid, and flexible hour workers. With varying working schemes likely to continue into the foreseeable future, what workforce issues should employers be thinking about in 2023?

Marsh's Workers' Compensation Center of Excellence recently hosted a webcast, "Workers' Compensation: What to Expect in 2023." Our panel provided a comprehensive update on the workers' compensation insurance market as well as examined the trends and emerging risk issues expected to shape the workers' compensation market in the coming year, including:

• Marijuana legalization
• Presumptions
• TPA staffing issues
• Mental health and wellness
• Remote working

Panelists

Daniel Aronson
US Casualty Practice Leader
Marsh

Ajay Sinha
US Claims Operations
Gallagher Bassett

Dennis Tierny
Director of Workers' Compensation Claims
Marsh

Christine Williams
Workers' Compensation Center of Excellence
Marsh