From AI to mental health—check out the trends defining workplace safety in 2025 and find some useful tips.
Please note: the following content was developed for educational purposes only and covers a wide variety of general workplace safety concerns and considerations, some not relevant to workers’ compensation coverage.
From rising concerns over mental health in the workplace, to a noteworthy number of reported preventable accidents, we have uncovered what the state of workplace safety looks like for small businesses in 2025.
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Pie Insurance commissioned YouGov PLC to conduct a 15-minute online survey. All figures, unless otherwise stated, are from this survey. Total sample size was n=1,018 US small businesses, as defined by 2-500 employees. Business owners and/or decision-makers regarding commercial insurance and/or workers’ compensation insurance were interviewed. The survey was fielded January 9-January 18, 2025.
Thanks for reading! This content is intended for educational purposes only and does not imply coverage under workers’ compensation or other insurance offered through Pie Insurance Services, Inc. Please consult an agent or attorney for any questions regarding applicability of insurance coverage in all circumstances.
*Any mention of cost throughout the report is based on answers from respondents being asked how much their business spent on workers’ compensation or commercial auto insurance, medical expenses, and/or legal costs related to workplace or commercial vehicle accidents in the past year.
Pie Insurance's 2025 State of Workplace Safety Report takes a deep dive into the evolving landscape of workplace safety, uncovering the most pressing and unexpected risks, emerging trends, and the strategies businesses are using to protect both their employees and their bottom lines.
We conducted a comprehensive workplace safety survey of 1,018 small business owners as defined by companies with 2-500 employees. This survey provided insights on safety concerns, uncommon workplace accidents, AI trends, and more. Read the blog.
