Employer Premiums

Montana State Fund Announces $45M in Dividends

Montana State Fund (MSF) will distribute $45 million in dividends to workers’ comp policyholders this month.MSF is a non-profit, independent publi...

WCIRB’s Cumulative Trauma Theory of Everything

California’s Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau (WCIRB) released its most recent Quarterly Experience Report on workers’ comp cost trends. Predictably, the ...

Insurers Are Fleecing CA Providers: Wisconsin Edition

This month, Wisconsin joined most states in easing employers’ workers’ compensation costs.Effective October 1, Wisconsin workers’ comp premium rates fell by nearly 2% ...

Insurers Are Fleecing CA Employers: New Hampshire Edition

Employers in New Hampshire will pay less for workers’ comp coverage in 2027, as the Granite State joins most of the nation in lowering premium rates.Effective January ...

Oregon’s Comp State Fund to Pay $50M in Dividends

Employers nationwide are paying less for workers’ comp coverage, as rating bureaus and state authorities translate improved workplace safety into lower premium rates. But for...

Florida May Cut Comp Premium Rates, Again

In the latest example of workers’ comp success stories occurring in almost every state (except California), Florida is likely to cut employers’ workers’ comp premium rates in...

AIG Having “Exceptional” Year As CA Premiums Rise

American International Group, Inc. (AIG) is having what’s shaping up to be a banner year, with second-quarter results indicating an “exceptional” 2026 so far for the i...

Ohio: State May Pay Big Dividends

Nationwide, employers are seeing workers’ comp costs plummet, with organizations like the National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) and independent rating bureaus rec...