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Mental health claims up 47% in workers' compensation: WCRI

Original: Mental health claim frequency rises 47% in comp: WCRI

The Workers Compensation Research Institute reports that mental health claim frequency in workers' compensation has risen 47%, a jump that is drawing attention from insurers and employers. The increase points to growing psychological injury claims in the workplace and raises questions about costs, coverage and how employers support workers' mental health.

Why now: A research body has released new findings showing a sharp rise in mental health workers' compensation claims, prompting discussion among employers and insurers.

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• Mental health claim frequency rises 47% in comp: WCRI · businessinsurance.com

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