Workers' compensation rates are the highest in Alaska in 2012, according to a biennial report from the Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services.
Alaska's average workers' comp premium in 2012 is $3.01 per $100 of payroll. The state took the most-expensive spot from Montana, which dropped to eighth among the study's 51 jurisdictions.
The 2012 nationwide median is $1.88 spent on the coverage per $100 of payroll—a drop from $2.04 in 2010.
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