In late November, the California Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) notified all insurers that administer workers' compensation in the Golden State that the fiscal year 2023/2024 will include billions of dollars in new assessments.
"These assessments provide a stable funding source to the support operations of the courts, to ensure safe and healthy working conditions on the job, to ensure the enforcement of labor standards and requirements for workers' compensation coverage," Department Director Katrina Hagen wrote in a memo dated Nov. 29, 2023. (The memo was shared with media outlets by the California Restaurant Mutual Benefit Corp., or CRMBC, which is a self-insured group run by and for restaurant owners.)
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