Workers’ compensation bureau loss costs are decreasing, mostly due to changes in payroll used to calculate premiums, along with a continued decline in injury claim frequency, according to a report released Tuesday by the National Council on Compensation Insurance.
Workers’ comp costs have been increasing recently at a slower pace than wage inflation, resulting in decreased loss costs, the report says. Additionally, injury claim frequency has been decreasing “over a long period,” it says.
“Workers’ compensation average claim costs generally increase,”...
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