Workers’ Compensation Cost Containment Act

The Workers' Compensation Cost Containment Act addresses the cost of workers' compensation insurance by encouraging employers to reduce workplace injuries and the claims that follow from them. It establishes a governing board, with defined powers and duties alongside those of a director, to administer a certification program recognizing employers that adopt qualifying cost containment and workplace safety programs. The act also creates a dedicated fund used to support these efforts, including grants-in-aid to participating employers or programs.

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