The National Workers’ Compensation and Disability Conference & Expo (NWCDC) is the only national conference devoted to workers’ compensation and disability management professionals. This conference also features the largest expo in the workers’ compensation industry. Mitchell | Genex | Coventry will have a dynamic exhibit display on the show floor at booth #527 and is happy to be a returning sponsor for this years’ conference. Please contact your Mitchell | Genex | Coventry representative for more information on this private event.
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Late summer typically brings back-to-school rituals for millions of students every year, as well as the close of the vacation season for families and friends. This year, the dog days bode change for another group, one unaccustomed to seasonal swings in how they spend their days: office workers.