Vermont voluntary market loss costs will decrease by an average of 5.5% on April 1, Gov. Phil Scott said in a statement Monday.
This is the fifth consecutive year that work comp rates decreased, resulting in state employers — 90% of which obtain coverage from the voluntary market — paying an average of 36% less for coverage than they did in 2016.
Assigned risk rates will decrease by an average of 4.6%.
“A major expense for Vermont businesses has been workers’ compensation insurance, so I’m proud that we’ve been able to reduce these costs annually, without...
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