The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development and the Office of the Insurance Commissioner said businesses will pay an average of 3.2% less for workers’ compensation coverage, starting Oct. 1.
The agencies said in a joint statement that the 10th consecutive rate cut reflects employers' attention to workplace safety.
"Workers deserve to feel safe and protected in the workplace, and strong workplace safety practices across Wisconsin help make that possible," said DWD Secretary Amy Pechacek. "Our state is committed to fostering a culture of fairness and safety in th...
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