Dr Joy A. Debski, Lecturer in Law, School of Law and Social Sciences, Robert Gordon University Photo credit: André Corboz, via Wikimedia Commons Synoptic Data Inquiry and Understanding the Directive Although women constitute about 51% of overall population in the EU, statistics show a rather concerning reality that despite accounting for about 60% … Read more
The U.S. Workers’ Compensation market is evolving rapidly, shaped by economic shifts, regulatory changes, and industry-specific challenges. With rising wages, shifting employment trends, and emerging risks from inflation and medical costs, businesses must stay ahead to manage their Workers’ Compensation programs effectively. Understanding these factors is critical for brokers, insurers, and employers looking to navigate … Read more
Jeff Krawcek, MD, president and executive medical director of Kaiser Permanente in Colorado, provided opening remarks. “While we all play different roles — from connecting patients with food and nutrition resources to conducting research, to shaping policy, and delivering this work in communities and homes — our efforts complement one another in powerful ways,” Dr. … Read more
The beauty of hard work is that any able-bodied person can do it. If you put in more hours honing your craft than the average person, chances are you’ll achieve far greater success than the average person. If you happen to be rich, well-connected, and blessed with movie-star looks, combining those advantages with relentless effort … Read more
The UK Government has today published its AI Opportunities Action Plan, focused on “Ramping up AI adoption across the UK to boost economic growth, provide jobs for the future and improve people’s everyday lives”. The plan heavily focuses on public sector AI adoption and formulates a series of recommendations to boost AI procurement. In this … Read more
