Evers Signs Into Law Changes to Worker’s Comp in Wisconsin
The law raises the maximum weekly benefit 57% to $1,051 and expands eligibility for about 210 more recipients, officials said.
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Evers signs into law changes to worker’s comp in Wisconsin
Gov. Tony Evers has signed into law dozens of changes to worker’s compensation in the state, from expanding PTSD coverage for some first responders to boosting certain disability benefit rates. The Dem guv yesterday signed AB 651 at the Wisconsin...
Evers approves workers comp increases, redirects other state labor department money
On Monday morning with a couple of strokes of his pen, Gov. Tony Evers signed an increase in Wisconsin’s workers compensation into law and repurposed $250,000 per year in state funds that have been going unused for years. The second…
Big raise on its way for permanently and totally disabled workers as Tony Evers set to sign worker’s comp bill
Reading Time: 2 minutes Democratic Gov. Tony Evers plans this morning to sign legislation that would give raises for the first time in a decade to permanently and totally disabled people receiving worker’s compensation. The bill, which includes other changes to the worker’s comp system, was passed by the Assembly (97-0 vote) in January and by the Senate (32-1) in February. Both chambers are majority Republican. The bill would help people like 65…
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