Workers’ Compensation Editor And National Conference Chair
Michelle Kerr is a Workers’ Compensation Editor and National Conference Chair for Risk & Insurance. She focuses on themes related to HR and workforce, with a particular emphasis on mental health and health news. Michelle has been featured in various publications, including the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission, CelebrityAccess, The Bulrushes, and Risk & Insurance.
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Michelle Kerr covers a variety of topics relating to business, industry, health and wellbeing, as well as government announcements and legal policy regulations. Her coverage indicates that she is likely interested in pieces that explore the intersection between these areas.
Given her focus on workers' compensation, workplace safety, mental health, and leadership alongside government announcements and legal policy regulations within these areas; she may be receptive to pitches offering insights into new legislation or policies impacting workplace safety or mental health initiatives. Additionally, Michelle might be interested in articles covering success stories related to workers' compensation leadership or innovative approaches to improving mental health at work.
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The Theo Awards continue a long legacy of Risk & Insurance honoring the best in workers’ compensation.
By: Michelle Kerr
South Africa's water crisis continues to intensify with our water systems facing immense pressure from ageing infrastructure, pollution, climate variability, and inconsistent monitoring.
Invisible chronic conditions often cause workplace injuries, requiring proactive data-driven support systems.
A rideshare driver shares his workers' compensation story, sparking the need for three reminders for industry professionals.
By: Michelle Kerr
Injuries are down but leading a workers' comp program still gets tougher each year— industry leaders need answers on what's actually working.
By: Martha Grubaugh, Heidi Culloton, Michelle Kerr, Tammy Piccone, Casey Newth, Janessa Gallo
Abstract This performance improvement project addresses complexity and cognitive burden facing nurse leaders and staff.
In conversation with National Comp, 2025 keynote speaker Noah Galloway shares insights on the critical roles of mental health care and compassion.
