7.6 Percent Workers' Comp Premium Hike Proposed by Labor and Industries
This morning the department of labor industries proposed a 7.6 percent increase in workers' comp premiums for 2010. Here's the press release.
I'll be writing more on this later.
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09/21/2009
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