Illinois workers pay 21% more for workers’ compensation claims than other states – Center Square

"Employers do look at this cost when they consider if they should move to Illinois or if they should stay in Illinois," Sheila Weinberg of Truth In Accounting said. "If the cost is higher than in other states, it might deter an employer from either expanding in Illinois or coming to Illinois, and some employers might consider leaving Illinois because of it."
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Wally
2 years ago

Another category where IL is number one in costing residents and businesses more $$ than any other state.

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