Staffing/contingent workforce

RISK MANAGEMENT

Staffing & Contingent Workforce

Turning risk management and insurance into a tool that fuels profitable growth

A competitive advantage

Leading firms in the temporary staffing and contingent workforce industry understand that effective risk management processes and an efficient insurance program aren’t simply costs in the budget. They are a competitive advantage.

It is important to look at your risks as if you were operating an insurance company. In many ways, you are. And Lockton is here as your partner.

We work with temporary staffing firms to turn their risk management program into a tool that helps facilitate placements and fuel profitable growth.

Staffing firms face a unique set of contract and insurance issues, and our experts offer solutions to mitigate your risks, reduce your claims and eliminate volatility – helping strengthen your staffing business. 

We start by understanding your agency’s operations and business goals. Then we connect them to your risk management and employee benefits objectives.

Latest news & insights

Employers with group health plans that provide prescription drug coverage to Medicare‑eligible individuals must submit an annual disclosure to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) indicating whether their prescription drug coverage is creditable or non‑creditable. Medicare Part D creditable/non‑creditable coverage disclosure to CMS due March 2, 2026

The United Kingdom introduces reforms for stronger employment rights [Updated]

The UK government recently published the Employment Rights Bill, which proposes several reforms, including granting certain employment rights from the first day of employment and making flexible working the default where feasible.The UK government recently published the Employment Rights Bill, which proposes several reforms, including granting certain employment rights from the first day of employment and making flexible working the default where feasible.

A double dose of PBM reform: What employers should know about the new federal law and proposed DOL rules

The president has signed into law the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026, which includes extensive new federal reforms for pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs). This comes on the heels of proposed regulations issued by the Department of Labor’s Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) that would significantly expand ERISA disclosure requirements for PBMs.The president has signed into law the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026, which includes extensive new federal reforms for pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs). This comes on the heels of proposed regulations issued by the Department of Labor’s Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA) that would significantly expand ERISA disclosure requirements for PBMs.

February 2026 Healthcare Market Update

Explore the key financial, workforce, and risk pressures shaping healthcare in 2026. Learn how providers can strengthen enterprise‑wide risk, insurance, and benefits strategies.Explore the key financial, workforce, and risk pressures shaping healthcare in 2026. Learn how providers can strengthen enterprise‑wide risk, insurance, and benefits strategies.
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