Chicago’s Office of Inspector General said in its latest audit that contracting with a third-party administrator represented a “major improvement” in running the city’s work comp program compared to the 30 years during which it was run by a corrupt alderman.
Historically, the City Council’s Committee on Finance administered Chicago’s work comp program. For the last 30 years, Alderman Ed Burke was chairman of the committee. Burke in September will begin serving a two-year federal prison sentence handed down in June following his conviction on bribery and rac...
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