Kansas officials are celebrating a fifth straight workers’ compensation rate decrease, but worker advocates are reminding them that the outlook could soon change with a looming state Supreme Court decision.
The Kansas Department of Insurance this week announced that it had approved a 6.4% voluntary market rate decrease and a 10.8% assigned risk decrease, as recommended in August by the National Council on Compensation Insurance. The decrease marks the fifth straight year for rate declines, a cumulative decrease of almost 50%, the insurance department said.
The rate c...
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