Businesses are burdened enough in New Jersey without millions of dollars in workers' compensation surcharges being piled on them, the state's governor and Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie says.
In a detailed reasoning behind the veto of a bill that passed both houses of the New Jersey Legislature, Gov. Christie described it as well intentioned but unacceptable.
The bill argued for a cost-of-living increase for workers permanently disabled and the survivors of those killed in workplace accidents.
Christie signed off on, or vetoed, dozens of bills Monday, including...
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