California Workers’ Compensation Costs Going Up Despite Reform

September 17, 2009

According to the Business Journal, California workers’ compensation costs are going up despite all of the reforms in the past years. According to the Journal, the number of lost work claims is going down but the overall cost to pay them is going up.

Workers’ compensation insurers in California are seeing an increase in average lost-work claim costs and a decrease in the number of lost-work claims, and they’re spending more of each premium dollar they collect to pay claims.

Business Journal

They expect the cost to be higher than it has over the last several years. What this means for you as a business owner is that you will likely see your rates going up even more over the next few years.

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