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Here's the latest blow to business owners in California.
Workers' Compensation premiums skyrocketing
"Jim Temple's 12-employee Novato auto shop, family owned since 1951, just lost more than $24,000 when his insurance premiums to cover workplace injuries doubled to more than $48,000. "
"'California is last in benefits to injured workers and highest in premiums paid by employers, large and small,' said Alan Zaremberg, president of the California Chamber of Commerce. 'It's costing jobs and taking money out of people's pockets.'"
"Fremont was quoted a rate of $699,740 for its next fiscal year, which begins July 1. This year, the city is paying $278,898."
"Besides the competing plans, San Francisco's John Burton, the Senate's top Democrat, has linked every major workers' compensation bill to a measure he backs requiring businesses to provide health care for their workers. If his bill dies, so do the workers' compensation measures."
"Regardless of what legislators do or don't do this year, insurers say rates aren't going to stabilize or fall any time soon."
Workers' Compensation premiums skyrocketing
"Jim Temple's 12-employee Novato auto shop, family owned since 1951, just lost more than $24,000 when his insurance premiums to cover workplace injuries doubled to more than $48,000. "
"'California is last in benefits to injured workers and highest in premiums paid by employers, large and small,' said Alan Zaremberg, president of the California Chamber of Commerce. 'It's costing jobs and taking money out of people's pockets.'"
"Fremont was quoted a rate of $699,740 for its next fiscal year, which begins July 1. This year, the city is paying $278,898."
"Besides the competing plans, San Francisco's John Burton, the Senate's top Democrat, has linked every major workers' compensation bill to a measure he backs requiring businesses to provide health care for their workers. If his bill dies, so do the workers' compensation measures."
"Regardless of what legislators do or don't do this year, insurers say rates aren't going to stabilize or fall any time soon."