The board of the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation is considering a 1% rate reduction for the state’s public employers.
The projected annual premium decrease from the cut would be approximately $1.8 million.
The proposal follows a 6% decrease for Ohio’s private employers that took effect July 1, saving employers $60 million, the bureau said.
The 1% reduction would take effect Jan. 1, 2026, if the board approves it next month. The average workers' comp rate levels for Ohio’s 258,000 private and public employers are their lowest in more than 60 years, accor...
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