Workers' Comp

Ohio rebates to public and private employers is not politically motivated, but rather part of an initiative to deal with assets significantly above established guidelines.

Insurance rates in the state have risen steadily over the past five years, since the New York lawmakers enacted statutes to its Workers Compensation Law to give broader rights to injured construction employees.

The Oklahoma legislature passed legislation partially privatizing CompSource, but AIA says it's not a true privatization because the state will maintain substantive control over it.

A critical component of our national safety net, the state-regulated workers compensation system, is being besieged, another victim of politicians reaching everywhere to generate short-term benefits by increasing services without raising taxes.

The Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation is moving to rebate $1 billion in workers compensation premiums to employers in the state.

Liberty Mutual reports first-quarter net income fell 31 percent, impacted by the devaluation of Venezuelas currency and premium declines primarily in workers compensation.