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Not a good thing for agents! Look at Florida. Rates down 60% and payrolls with the recession down another 40%. What does that mean to an agent? Income down about 70% on your Workers Comp book!
The whole Workers’ Compensation Insurance System in California is broken! Too many hands in the cookie jar as for as I’m comcerned.
As i see it, the injured worker is put back in the mold of one size fits all. Whereas the carriers are still getting their million dollar bonuses.There should have ben a CAP clause on the amount that an executive can be paid, no one is worth their salery plus millions of dollars of bonuses. have this CAP in place nation wide and the costs of claims and premium and claims would rquate.
Workers are scamming the system big time.